Among large makers of telecommunications equipment, Lucent was known for relatively aggressive ways of recognizing revenue.
Among the world's maritime states, the United States has been relatively aggressive, creating about 1,600 marine protected areas.
Expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates if the economy deteriorates encouraged it to maintain relatively aggressive estimates, the company said.
Shares had been sold to the public at $31, a price above the range that had been expected and one that was viewed as relatively aggressive.
The budget establishes relatively aggressive emissions reductions targets of 14percentt from 2005 levels by 2020 and 83percentt by 2050.
They had been sold to the public at $31, a price above the range that had been expected and one that was viewed as relatively aggressive.
Cleaning was once undertaken with relatively aggressive methods such as abrasives, acids, and even chisels to remove the offending deposits or stains.
He recovered a fumble that was caused when Thomas was stripped by defensive tackle Kenrick Ellis, and he had six tackles while playing some relatively aggressive run support.
It said it would take a pretax charge of $1.3 billion to $1.5 billion in the third or fourth quarter to make Bank One's relatively aggressive credit card accounting conform with J.P. Morgan's more conservative accounting standards.
Their large size and relatively aggressive disposition can unsettle people who come in contact with them, and brown bears that frequent human settlements are sometimes killed by landowners and government officials.
"What we take for granted now was relatively new 12 to 13 years ago when the care for people began changing from relatively aggressive surgery to a paradigm of lesser surgery coupled with radiation and or chemotherapy," explained Dr. Casazza of Sloan-Kettering, which operates centers in suburban New York in addition to its New Jersey sites.
