Atterbury's lawyer, Kevin Byers, who was romantically involved with Reynolds, opened the trial by declaring that the case was about "chronic pain treatment, propriety of it, the availability or unavailability of it in America".
Intercalated within this portrayal were a number of thirty-second fictitious narratives of objects available for purchase, the utilization or unavailability of which rendered members of the species content or dissatisfied, respectively.
The loss or unavailability of buildings downtown will accelerate the real estate cycle, said Steven A. Swerdlow, president of the eastern division of CB Richard Ellis, a brokerage and services company.
The statement added that the Foreign Affairs Ministry's Web site was inaccessible "for a few seconds before returning to normal operations" and that generally "a slowdown or unavailability of service could be expected from time to time".
Will the destruction or unavailability of 30 million square feet of office space, 36percentt of the total downtown market of 82.4 million square feet, send rents sharply higher as landlords take advantage of tenants desperate to find a place to keep their business running?
The availability or unavailability of information by Greece is depicted in Table 3.
This results in network partitions resulting in frequent undesirable service outages or unavailability of sensed data.
Specifically, it increases redundancy and yields operational back-up or independence in case of failure or unavailability of one system.
In hub-based systems, disruptions at hubs or unavailability of routes significantly affect service level and result in excessive costs.
The day-ahead agreements come out of the balance because of wind power forecast errors or unavailability of generating units.
Thus, the term disponibilité refers to the measure in which I am available to someone, the state of having my resources at hand to offer; and this availability or unavailability of resources is a general state or disposition.
