The wonderful Washington Post columnist Mary McGrory one time referred to the United States of America as the "SUV of nations," hogging the road, guzzling our gas, and alienating our fellow road travelers in the process.
(Wasn't this at one time referred to as "being young"?) As much sense as the path Jay outlines makes, if you don't take it, if you take the hand-to-the-flame approach instead, you will still, for better or worse, make it to 30.
This shift can be seen in the changing use of the term Anglo-Irish literature, which at one time referred to the whole body of Irish writing in English but is now used to describe literature produced by, and usually about, members of the Anglo-Irish Protestant Ascendancy of the 18th century.
Further, we also quantified the concentrations of Ca, Cd, Co, Cu, Fe, K, Mg, Mn, Mo, Na, Ni, P, S and Zn in the 5798 viable strains of yeast where each ORF in the genome has been ectopically overexpressed one at a time (referred to as over expression and abbreviated to OE).
The film is also relatively incurious on the subject of money and Marley's relationship with his great sponsor, Blackwell – although it briefly, and without comment, allows us to hear the Wailers' one-time guitarist Peter Tosh refer to him acidly as "Chris Whitewell".
The most famous of labyrinths is that mythic one at Knossos, several times referred to here.
In conventional wireless networks, each receiver is only capable of decoding signals from one transmitter at a time; referred to as single-user detection (SUD).
The update was originally thought to be a major one (rumors at the time referred to it as Android 5.0), and it seems like quite a treat for Android users despite the minor version bump.
Kromer assumed this deliveryman or fixer was really a butler, but the one time he referred to him as Jeeves Greta seemed not to get it.
Facility capacity is determined by the number of patients they can house at one time, here referred to as the number of beds (c servers).
During one time step, referred to as a Monte Carlo Step (MCS), as many copy attempts are performed as there are sites in the lattice.
