Ms. Kaufman is usually assigned two principal points of identification.
The principal point of contention between the United States and Britain, on the one hand, and Mr. Annan, France and other Council members on the other, is the American intention to retain full control over Iraq during what could be a long period of writing a constitution, holding elections and restoring sovereignty.
The principal point of each criterion depends on the objective of assessment.
The principal point of confusion arises from equating genetic influence on behaviour with genetic determination of behaviour.
As Brown notes: The principal point, however, on which the counsel relied, and which he hoped to establish, was that the Tonawandas were not bound by the Treaties, because the chiefs there protested against and refused to sign them.
The principal points, which can be based on either raw curves or derivatives, effectively reduce the functional data to multivariate data, and enable subsequent k-means clustering.
The principal difficulties in the design of such a structure lie in two principal points dealing with the mounting of the DETF on its support and with the mechanical resistance of the structure.
These and some other issues are also discussed in the first paper on IESLC [ 3], but some of the principal points are considered below.
For the principal time points on the first day of treatment, data were obtained from over 60% of the patients.
That doesn't mean that the principal point Mr. Obama made on Thursday isn't worth considerable repetition: There is no meaningful difference between the trickle-down economics of George W. Bush, rejected by the country in 2008, and the plans supported by Mr. Romney and his Republican allies in Congress.
