Kohan, who made her name on "Weeds," is not just a maestro of counterintuitive female characters, she also knows how to construct and market a show, Villarreal points out, by using flashbacks to overcome the story's intrinsic claustrophobia and Twitter to create a conversation without the traditional broadcast time line.
This study points out by using a better scale like MoCA may help to identify cognitive impairment in patients with diabetes, which is associated with long term risk of cognitive decline and later dementia in a sizeable fraction of patients.
I try to point out, by using examples, how negative the consequences may be if you don't use the checklists, how much extra work it can mean.
We point out that, by using triplet representation (i.e. t-MR), this median supertree is one of the MP binary trees.
He points out that by using stereo digital projectors, you can actually broadcast things in 3D live, such as sporting events and other activities.
May points out that by using Convergent's products, these small phone industry players can build networks at one-twentieth the cost of class 5 switches sold by incumbents like Lucent and Nortel.
Charlie Kuffner, division manager at San Francisco-based construction firm Swinerton & Walberg points out that by using BidCom's system the company is saving somewhere on the order of $7,000 to $8,000 per project per day.
Harbsmeier also points out that by using the example of seeking a horse, instead of having a horse, the sophist has created an intensional context, making it that much easier to show that "white horse" and "horse" are not intersubstitutable and thus not identical (1998: 306).
The first begins with a reworking of Ravel's two-chord progression, transposed to the key of A. Power points out that by using a 12-string guitar, Page is able to take advantage of the instrument's "rich chiming quality to emulate the distinct, orchestral 'bolero' sound".
By pointing that out, by using the ridiculous voice, but certainly one that seems to fit more.
Lawyers pointed out that by using the phrase "authorised persons" in the language of the bill the government was in effect widening out the FSA's remit to crack down on banks to other firms.
