But, he said, "it was obviously a matter of sufficient concern that we referred it to the I.A.B., with the expectation that they would fully investigate".
If the board determines that a complaint is substantiated, it refers it to the police commissioner with a recommendation for discipline.
The aim of the study was to assess concentration of SCF and its soluble receptor c-kit (sc-kit) in peripheral blood of patients with asthma referring it to asthma severity and phenotype.
The library's "main branch" (as I still refer to it), with its famed reading room, has become ever more alluring in recent years, but there is so much to be done to expand its majestic promise outward.
Geologists usually refer to the overall range generically as "the traprock ridge" or "the traprock mountains" or refer to it with regard to its prehistoric geologic significance in technical terms.
I asked Wise if he had picked up any of the latest spookspeak from Yasenovo, the suburban Moscow headquarters of the K.G.B. (That agency now calls itself the S.V.R., but Americans still refer to it with the name by which it came to be known and feared).
He does make clear that there are two sides to the process of bundling ideas into objects: (1) co-occurrence, an objective fact about what sorts of ideas tend to accompany each other in our experience, and (2) something we do when we decide to single out a set of co-occurring ideas and refer to it with a certain name (NTV 109).
Staff still refer to it with terms such as "bloodbath, inept, loss of talent," he said.
My father pronounced it "Ecktoar," though he would eventually refer to it with the diminutive "Totor," after a French comic book character.
Three times a week, in the hospital, patients are administered an anti-fungal called amphotericin B — "amphoterrible" is how doctors refer to it — with a needle to the base of the skull.
