Less than five per cent of the Universe is believed to be made of ordinary matter, represented by stars, planets and living beings.
"There is a growing awareness of the importance of what we call the vernacular, the ordinary, things that represent ordinary people and workers," he said.
Average values from the four ordinary breaths representing basal ventilation immediately preceding the modified breaths were used as reference for the modified breaths in each recording sequence.
"As previously announced, Mr Easdale also holds voting rights over, but does not own, a further 12,352,666 ordinary shares, representing 18.98% of the company, meaning that, in total,he holds voting rights over 15,295,623 ordinary shares, representing 23.50% of the issued share capital of the company".
"Mr Easdale also holds voting rights over, but does not own, a further 17,062,395 ordinary shares, representing 20.94% of the company, meaning that, in total, he holds voting rights over 21,304,505 ordinary shares, representing 26.15% of the issued share capital of the company".
Common stock, in some countries called ordinary shares, represents a residual interest in the earnings and assets of a corporation.
You could argue, and many of us do, that Dunga's Brazil is far too ordinary to represent jogo bonito, the Beautiful Game, we associate with it.
Whereas ordinary polls represent the public's surface impression of sound bites and headlines, deliberative polls bring together a scientifically selected microcosm of a lawmaker's constituents under conditions conducive to thinking about issues.
It was a reminder that Griffin is an elected MEP – but also visual reassertion of his claim to be an ordinary guy representing the averagely-excluded rather than a bogeyman.
Vast numbers of ordinary Americans represent themselves in routine legal matters daily in our over-burdened courts.
