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The style of understatement he learned from White, in particular, involved imposing a certain amount of taciturn discretion and fastidiousness on a man who was neither indirect nor modest, and the marriage of the two things -- the modest style and the immense and needy ego -- is what made him so memorable.

It also comes at a sensitive time on the other regulatory fronts, with Google in particular involved in an ongoing antitrust investigation and being scrutinized on other regulatory fronts.

An expert here is defined as an individual who has appropriate experience in the maritime transportation field, ports and is in particular involved in various aspects of shipping operations and logistics distribution for about 10 years.

The main group of functional features includes genes coding for membrane receptors, and in particular involved in G-protein coupled receptor (GPCR) transduction systems (OR4X1, CASR, OR5C1, CCL23, GPR25, GALR2, OR7C2, MRGPRF).

There's a perception that engineering jobs in particular involve strong manual labour and are therefore male dominated.

One episode in particular, involving a tryst caught by a night-vision camera, led to an anguished call between Dr. Fudemberg and Ms. Nussbaum, who was auditioning in Los Angeles.

The modified model, in particular, involving both-sided clearances, is analyzed numerically subsequently.

In particular, involving larger numbers of users may mitigate this deficit in users' design feedback as an evaluation data source.

Yet major changes are underway in several countries, in particular involving new forms of public private partnerships (PPP).

The production performance reported by Ghoodjani and Bolouri (2011) was matched by Lattice Boltzmann model to compute the relative permeability values for each particular involving fluid phase.

As discussed in §4.3, to connect chance with randomness will in particular involve consideration of other Bernoulli processes which produce sequences with unequal outcome frequencies.