Google will be in attendance next week; YouTube, owned by the digital media giant, reliably holds the best-attended presentation of the week.
Eventually, each grain's magnetic field will begin to interfere with those of its neighbors, hindering their ability to reliably hold data.
And the event the sportscaster Jim McKay once labeled the largest peacetime gathering of humanity in the history of the world, a truth that only redoubles every four years, will reliably hold us in its thrall.
For example, during the early to mid-elementary years, fourth through sixth grade children (ages eight to 11) reliably hold essentialist views about living organisms.
While it was used as a temporary anchorage for visiting boats during dredging of the bay, the boats' slipping anchors and the loose unmanned boats proved the bottom inadequate to safely and reliably hold the boats.
Oddly enough, if the fruit is chilled all the way down to 36 degrees, that doesn't happen, but it's the rare refrigerator that can reliably hold that temperature.
As shown in Figure 2 the plates produced with the 3D printed tools can reliably hold specimen after positioning, and can be used to obtain consistent lateral and dorsal views of embryos.
No fence short of one designed for a federal prison will reliably hold a goat.
All of which, I am reliably informed, holds particular appeal for those who favour a "goofy foot stance".
Cortical porosity is difficult to assess reliably and this held true for all regions of bone examined in our study.
We have to deliver information quickly and reliably, and also hold officials accountable for their performance — all without unnecessarily frightening people or contributing to the kind of hysteria that makes public-health measures more difficult.
