3. Keep a rough journal of your daily conversations for a week.
The Rough Draft reads "[inherent &] inalienable". There is no indication that Congress changed "inalienable" to "unalienable"; but the latter form appears in the text in the rough Journal, in the corrected Journal, and in the parchment copy.
Is it fair to complain that he has included too much hour-by-hour recounting of his field expeditions, too many breathless descriptions of still another turtle he saw and appreciated, too many rambling scenes with no payoff, all of which read like rough journal entries before culling and rendering for thematic resonance?
The analysis considers the average Reynold's equation for the solution of lubricant flow field in the clearance space of a rough surface journal bearing system.
The exhibit includes rare photos of Roosevelt and the Rough Riders, personal journals, memorabilia from the Cuban campaign, and first-hand accounts of the days spent recuperating in Montauk.
At present he is guest editors for two special issues floated in International Journal of Rough Sets and Data Analysis (IJRSDA) and International Journal of System Dynamics Applications IJSDAA) under IGI Global publications.
A few days later, the Wall Street Journal did some rough connecting of three dots: first, corporate donations to Clinton-linked charities; second, the lobbying disclosures by those donor-corporations; third, Hillary Clinton's travels and initiatives as Secretary of State.
In each room or cottage there's an unassuming pile, stack or row of journals, on a rough-hewn shelf or inside a drawer: a crazy-quilt jumble of leatherbound, floral-upholstered and spiral-bound notebooks.
WALL STREET JOURNAL UBS Predicts Rough Year for I.P.O.'s | Initial public offerings this year may raise less cash than last year and struggle with low valuations, according to the Swiss bank UBS, Bloomberg News reports.
The Press and Journal reports that rough sleepers fear violence, while The Daily Record claims a man who had his testicle bitten into now plans to sue the woman who was convicted of assaulting him.
