David Laws's account of the coalition negotiations is interesting and valuable for future generations but it is, as he himself says, one sided.
(2.18) On one side, taking into account the boundary conditions in (2.17) and (2.15), we have int_{Omega}partial_{x}^{2} zdelta u, mathrm{d}x, mathrm{d}t =int_{Omega}zpartial_{x}^{2} delta u, mathrm{d}x, mathrm{d}t.
Re "In Turkey, Fears of a Retreat on Women's Rights" (news article, April 29): It is disappointing to read such a one-sided account on the state of women's rights in Turkey given the substantial efforts to achieve equality and security for millions of women.
This ancestral rDNA location is maintained in the non-WGD species E. gossypii, E. cymbalariae, and Lachancea kluyveri and also in Kluyveromyces lactis once an inversion of the neighboring region on one side is taken into account.
And the recording business faced disgruntled musicians (and investigations into its contracts and accounting) on one side and fickle or hostile customers on the other as sales continued to slide.
Albeit none of these calculations, no matter how accurate they might have felt, were really precise, because one had to go plus or minus twenty seconds on one side or the other to account for various other distractions (fiddling, scratching, eye rubbing, and snot blowing) that might cut into his attention span.
On one side is a gloriously bitchy account of Robert Redford and his Sundance Institute, founded in 1981, which Biskind describes as little more than a means to save a land deal that was going wrong, by dragging some punters up to his failing ski resort.
On one side, these models took into account that patients had provided repeated measurements during follow-up.
A statement on Pearson's behalf said he "believed that he was being verballed by Watterston, who was putting his one-sided account in writing to "use on a rainy day".
