On "a plain path to walk in towards promotion", Wolsey decided to "disburden" his young, pleasure-loving king of affairs of state.
Each (plain) st-path (P_{st}=langle s,e_1,ldots_2,e_{|P_{st,e_{|P_{st}|}, trangle) contained in the hyperpath of the synthesis plan induces a use of starting material (v_1) given by the product of the retro yields along the path.
You cross plains and mountains on paths and roads, and pass some of Spain's most beautiful religious buildings, staying at pilgrims' hostels (marked with a shell symbol) and collecting stamps in your credencial or passport at each stop.
And in the case of Mr. Collier, who had no high-level Washington connections of his own, and who had never given a federal political donation, it was a matter of "just plain folks pursuing the path," Mrs. Collier said in an interview last week.
But Brown again made plain that pursuing the path of renewable energy, which he first laid out in his governorship of the 1970s and early 1980s, does not, in his view, mean that careful fossil fuel development to achieve energy independence in a geopolitically chaotic world should not be pursued.
How else could they be "hunted like wolves," as one US general commanded in 1865; how else could the government violate the treaties that guaranteed them a huge tract of the plains, include the path taken by the proposed Dakota access pipeline.
As output, the algorithm provides a set of statistically significant paths as a plain text file.
Soon, scholars, journalists, government officials, homesick Kurds and the just plain curious were beating a path to her door.
Nothing spiked so spectacularly in 2014 to make "exposure", first attested in 1606, feel particularly representative of the year.Merriam-Webster, a dictionary publisher, chose a similar path, choosing a plain old word to sum up 2014: "culture".
They remain basically unknown to the public, hidden in plain sight behind supermarkets, along bike paths and on property of unknowing homeowners, he said.
