The charges – imposed when a customer missed a minimum credit bill payment – represented a mark-up of up to 7,000% on actual costs of as low as 50 cents.
When ATHF launched in 2000 as Adult Swim's first all-original programming, it represented a marked a shift in the network's focus from acquisitions such as Family Guy and anime series Cowboy Bebop.
This represented a marked reduction in incidence compared with a similar study conducted more than a decade earlier [ 12, 13].
The assassination in Tunisia of Chokri Belaïd, human rights advocate, and member of the opposition to the Islamist Ennahda (Renaissance Partyy, represents a mark of shame for the Islamists upon their rise to power, a rise which has been accompanied by various forms of monopoly and exclusion of modernists and secularists.
Our study might also suggest that pERK could represent a mark of previously activated synapses, both at the pre- and at the post-synaptic level.
It was therefore concluded that methylated H3-R26 might represent a mark for transcriptional repression (Trojer et al., 2004).
We compute it for each mark, and the variable m represents a mark m ∈ M. Initialization: the inverse temperature parameter β and discretization step δ are initialized.
Sadly, like many quality brands, organized criminal networks have actively targeted these products, cynically preying on vulnerable patients who recognize that the Green Leaf logo on the authentic products represents a mark of quality and trust.
According to the murabaha rules, the $100 represents a "mark-up", but it works much the same as interest in everything but name.Murabaha lending is likely to be the mainstay of Pakistani banks in the next year or so.
"This is a moment that will require him to say, 'Here's what needs to be done to prevail in Afghanistan, in Iraq, in Yemen, in the broader war on terror.' " For Mr. Obama, the killing of Bin Laden represented a significant mark in his evolution as a national political leader, a career that has developed entirely in the decade since 9/11.
Gaddafi insisted that the Free Officers' coup represented a revolution, marking the start of widespread change in the socio-economic and political nature of Libya.
