Using the site now, you'll see several big-name companies like State Farm, Geico, Allstate and more represented, as well as a lot of specialized insurers like those for high-risk drivers, for example.
In addition, their music has been compared to U2, Stone Temple Pilots and King's X. "We feel like God has called us to a musical style that is not represented as much as, say, more modern, harder edged bands.
In conclusion, the result of this population-based study shows that the symptoms of dry eye are associated with an adverse impact on vision-related QoL in non-clinic-based general population, mainly representing as more ocular pain and discomfort, as well as impaired mental health.
During the first week of ICU stay 43 of the patients presented with hyperchloremic acidosis on one or more days represented as pronounced negative BEChloride.
The framework integrates three interrelated characteristics of environment disease relationships: a) Environmental change manifests in a complex web of ecologic and social factors that may ultimately impact disease; these factors are represented as those more distally related and those more proximally related to disease.
"Good" characters are often represented as being more at one with nature, while the bad guys are industrial or technological in design.
For now it is enough to see Asians represented as something more than a nerd or as part of an impoverished immigrant monolith.
It's not that the one who receives that imprint reacts visibly with horror, even under the mask, setting the stage for the introduction of Jon Boyega's renegade stormtrooper Finn, but that, for the first time in my memory, a stormtrooper is represented as something more than a convenient target to be mowed down, that there was an actual cost to the loss of this particular life.
Even neural network models are really nonlinear regression models, although they are often represented as something more exotic (Faraggi and Simon, 1995).
The literature highlights the influence of this on the social imagination, particularly with regard to the fact that men have generally been represented as being more proactive, that behaviour such as infidelity has been considered part of their biological essence, and that having unprotected sex is categorized as a 'manhood act' (9).
