JOHANNESBURG — Julius Malema, the inflammatory president of the governing party's youth league, was given a mild punishment by party elders on Tuesday after a disciplinary hearing that many here once expected to yield a far harsher comeuppance.
For the center embedding and agreement attraction effects, the AMT sample once again appears to yield slightly lower detectability rates than the laboratory sample: The AMT sample requires 10 additional participants to reach detectability rates that are comparable to the laboratory sample.
Twenty items were repeated once in identical order and 20 items were repeated once in inverse order to yield 96trialss.
For many of Mrs. Clinton's supporters she was Everywoman, called on to prove her toughness without wholly abandoning her softness, asked in the end to yield once more to an ambitious, impatient man.
In some cases, such as micro-insurance, the models are intended to yield profits once they reach a certain scale.
If anarchists seize the stage because they have an agenda (this happened to me once in Italy) and refuse to yield "because we want to have a presence," you must not give them the stage unless their agenda is your agenda also.
DNA was eluted with 100 µl buffer AE; this step was repeated once to maximize yield.
He speculates, "Once you yield to random sexual urges, you want to see everything come loose".
Once you yield to the rhythm of their observational power, the slight chill of Sander's encyclopedic scruples falls away, and you are left not with types but with this publisher, that coal carrier, the withered bouquets so unexpectedly held by those nurses, and the boundless mustaches of this unmistakable policeman, which unfurl outward like steam from the funnel of a train.
The Fed emphasized that it was ready to increase or decrease its efforts to spur growth and reduce unemployment as necessary, a more balanced position than it took earlier in the year, reflecting the reality that a strong winter has once again yielded to a disappointing spring.
