The wild card characters + and - refer to even and odd chain lengths.
[W]e think it's misleading to refer to even that lower number as "unspent" stimulus, because much of the $292 billion has been obligated, even though it has not been paid out.
Interestingly, Grassmann and Tomasello (2010) demonstrated that when a speaker points to one object and simultaneously uses an object label, children assume that the pointed-to object is the object she intended to refer to, even when the spoken word was not the name the child would expect to hear for the pointed-to object.
That reference is followed by another asterisk referring to even smaller print at the bottom of the page stating "Coverage not available in all areas".
Genetically mixed embryos are referred to even by scientists as chimeras, after a monster from ancient Greek mythology.
He then displays an early Guardian article about the partners, in which he is referred to, even in the headline, as "Stephen Mitchell".
"Its taint goes back to slavery, when Southerners paternalistically referred to even free blacks as 'our negroes,'" Kaplan added.
Nothing, however, compares with his allowing Pakistan to develop nuclear weapons, referred to, even at the time, as the "Islamic bomb".
Her character, Hannah, whom I imagine Ms. Cotter is referring to, even with all her troubles, is still a glamorized version of a millennial.
The two-volume publication in 1878 on the fishes of India by Francis Day, among others, is a classic example that is referred to even today.
Stage 2 referred to even more prominent lymphoplasmacytic infiltration: formation of lymphoid follicles with expanded reactive germinal centers, reduction of the parenchyma of secretory glands, myofibroblast hyperplasia, and storiform fibrosis.
