However, an Iranian oil ministry official did say, "we are almost there," referring to reaching the pre-sanction output mark.
Along with the tiny texts, I'm finding myself thinking more motivational thoughts such as, "Get in your steps!" or "Gotta get in my 10!" (referring to reaching my goal of 10,000 steps per day).
Fourth, both items 56 and 59 refer to reaching into low and high cupboards, respectively.
Here we will refer to REACH, the European regulation for the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals [3].
In experiments aiming to elucidate the question whether bees have some competence of counting (see below) the number of visual signals referred to reached 3 to 4. Thus the rank order of salience may reflect a sensory/working memory store limited to 3 items in bees.
Up to 31 October 2008, 875 patients were referred to REACH and had 1-year follow-up.
Adult pig refers to the pig reaching to body mature.
Tanner (2005) and Cutts and Biellik (2011), referring to the Reaching Every District approach (World Health Organization and Regional Office for Africa 2008), cited the effectiveness of multi-dimensional interventions, suggesting that synergies rather than single elements could explain the attainment of adequate coverage levels.
Strictly speaking, the relevant population refers to those who reached 60 after April 2006; however, the best information available from the Population Census provides the age as of October 31.
Lastly, accessibility has become a frequently used concept, but its meaning on travel behavior fi eld always refers to the ability "to reach activities or locations by means of a travel mode", measured as accessibility to jobs, to leisure activities, and others.
