The program opens with the first revival since 2000 of "The Office" (1994), one of Mr. Morris's most haunting, individual and ambiguous dramas, which perfectly introduces the wavelengths that the rest of the program investigates.
You may have a fantastic quote in mind that perfectly introduces your topic.
But Britain could perfectly well introduce a carbon tax on top of the EU scheme, as France has done.Another good idea is for the government to audit the housing stock and tell householders how to cut their emissions and their bills.
The polymerase doesn't copy the ribozyme perfectly; it introduces variations, which are the raw material of evolution.
Cawley (2008) and Sloan and Wang (2008) discuss three economic models which attempt to explain an individual's choice to participate in addictive behaviour: perfectly rational addiction (introduced by Becker and Murphy 1988), imperfectly rational addiction, and irrational addiction.
I reached out and shook her perfectly polished hand, introduced myself, and told her that I was really excited to hear what she had to say to us.
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Taken individually, all 61 of the main tax measures listed in the official budget report could perfectly well have been introduced by a Conservative government.
He fed Ramsay hundreds of foods for the first time — truffles, morels, reduced sauces, a perfectly cooked scallop — and introduced him to a comparably long list of combinations: red mullet with citrus, say, or shellfish with ginger.
Recently, Berenger introduced a perfectly matched layer (PML) technique for absorbing electromagnetic waves.
