The other, run by the Christian Congress for Traditional Values (rather aptly initialised as CCTV, nicely implying ubiquitous spying on the public), is a poster claiming that gay people want to "abolish the family".
"The two studies complement each other nicely, and they imply that DNA polymerase h does indeed play a role in somatic hypermutation," says molecular biologist Ursula Storb of the University of Chicago.
The results are overall nicely in agreement, implying that if pseudo- prototrophic cells with protein carry-over do exist, they are not significantly influencing overall population composition.
And Dealbreaker has put together a nicely considered analysis of the value of Bank of America implied by Berkshire's investment, replete with a Google Docs spreadsheet.
What this implies is nicely illustrated by David Hume (who, in his lifetime, was better known as a historian than as a philosopher).
Since versors have structure-preserving properties, all constructions that are made using the geometric algebra would transform nicely in that algebra which implies that they move properly with the Euclidean transformations.
No sex is implied but sometimes at the end of the night, you can get a little somethin if you ask nicely (and offer a good price).
"There are no standards, no leaders, no significant brands – we're at the point where the industry is being 'productized', where suddenly someone buying cannabis might begin seeing it packaged nicely, in a way that implies safety, consistency and quality," he says.
I looked up "indecision" at Oed.com and learned, "The term indecision, in a man's character, implies an idea very nicely different from that of irresolution; yet it has a tendency to produce it".
We would demand - nicely, in diplomatic sort of way - that Iran formally recognize Israel's right to exist, with all that implies.
