Welcome to our annual "Super Coupes" feature, in which we forget about sales volume, pricing strategies and other things we ordinarily consider important, and let pure lust dictate a list of ten coupes we would love to own.
Actually, her legs, ordinarily the most important piston in a swimmer's engine, are not her most powerful asset.
Ordinarily, we expect important poets to have a distinctive style, a way of writing that identifies them as surely as a painter is identified by his brushstroke.
The term ordinarily signifies the more important of the two, 1,3-butadiene, which is the major constituent of many synthetic rubbers.
In January of 1956, the President would not allow Nixon to attend a political-strategy dinner with the Administration's most important players: "Ordinarily you would be the first one I would ask," Eisenhower explained to him.
Even Lenz would not ordinarily have missed something that important to her daughter, but this time, she says, she had no choice.
As in the past, the Japanese Diet rarely initiates important legislation; such laws ordinarily come to the Diet under cabinet sponsorship.
We ordinarily think that there is an important difference between changes of belief and changes of meaning, but it is hard to see how to capture this difference within conceptual role semantics.
In addition, the effect of motion dazzle may be substantially enhanced if prey respond to detecting a predator by fleeing; even if they do not move around much ordinarily, motion dazzle may still be important if predators generally see them in motion rather than when stationary.
Here, it is important to note that, ordinarily, hippocampal cholinergic systems play a critical role in radial-arm maze performance, and it is these inputs that are especially targeted by neonatal CPF exposure (Slotkin et al. 2001), drastically reducing their contribution to working and reference memory performance (Levin et al. 2001).
