A brief archaeological-geophysical review indicates that in Israeli archaeological sites were applied practically all near-surface geophysical methods: beginning from the paleomagnetic examination and ending by microwave remote sensing.
Peter Orszag, who was celebrating his fortieth birthday that day, said that, while the argument for a bigger stimulus was sound theoretically, there were limits to how much money the government could practically spend in the near future.
The very name "Iraq," which seemed practically synonymous with a near-decade war, gave me pause.
During the debate over the budget resolution in the Senate, Mr. Cheney practically camped out near the Senate floor, where he tried to persuade reluctant Republicans to vote for Mr. Bush's tax cut and helped soothe jittery nerves.
Taken together, this shows that highly increased levels of H3K4me3 and H3K9ac and upregulated levels of H3K36me3 are found near practically every transcriptionally upregulated gene in this differentiation system.
However, the prevalence of maternal near miss was practically the same in both groups of performance.
In general, 20 40% of the centroids had their nearest neighbor at 500 nm or less, while practically all of them had their nearest neighbor at 1000 nm or less (Fig. 3 A, C and Supplementary Figs 1 10).
It's one of the advantages I get from being a bachelor – and, according to my nearest and dearest, practically a half-witted bachelor at that".
Therefore, based on simulations this paper compares two practically feasible alternatives with a near-optimal performance.
Pavelski is practically behind the net on the near side before finding Kessel, who fires it past the poor kid in net.
