For the empiricists the word "real" refers to something, well, real; something pre-existing which has to be uncovered.
Bishop Williamson wrote that his lawyer was "convinced" that "the H was more or less for real," referring to the Holocaust, and he asked Mr. Irving for advice, according to a copy of the correspondence provided by Mr. Irving.
The return has to be in the form of free cash flow, not reported earnings; the "real" refers to the amount return on equity exceeds inflation.
Unlike common financial options, "real" refers to its application to real business decisions rather than to stock as the underlying object.
Taking the movement inside the restaurant, a "National Same Sex Kiss Day at Chick Fil A" is planned for Aug. 3. "I just can't agree with any sort of movement that's trying to say that these people who are close to me are somehow unequal to the rest of the American citizenry," said Real, referring to gay friends, family members and co-workers.
An article on Thursday about a new book of Associated Press photographs of the Vietnam War, "Vietnam: The Real War," referred incorrectly to a 1963 photo by Malcolm W. Browne of a Buddhist monk's self-immolation.
Its isotopic composition is here described by a single real number referred to as the Pu grade.
Its practicability under conditions of continuous localization during motion in real time (referred to as on-the-fly localization) is investigated in large-scale experiments.
From an information systems perspective, these business rules function as constraints on a database helping ensure that the structure and content of the real world sometimes referred to as miniworld is accurately incorporated into the database.
I watched curiously as Bryant Gumbel, host of Real Sports, referred to NBA Commissioner David Stern as a "modern day overseer".
