In a poorly received match, the two power forwards exchanged "rudimentary headlocks, slams and clotheslines" for 23 minutes.
"I think of it, in the most rudimentary terms, as this very fluid exchange of culture that happens among human beings," she went on.
C6 Reorganizing the Markets The New York Stock Exchange called for ending the aging system providing rudimentary links between the Big Board, regional exchanges and the Nasdaq market.
The torturous process of reorganizing United States securities markets took another turn yesterday when the New York Stock Exchange called for ending the aging system that provides rudimentary links between the Big Board, regional exchanges and the Nasdaq stock market.
However, our understanding of how these factors directly and indirectly affect the magnitudes and patterns of CO2 exchange on rangelands is still rudimentary (Kelly et al. 2002; Smith et al. 2002; Hunt et al. 2004) and requires quantification if we are to develop realistic and effective C management options on rangelands (Allen-Diaz 1996; Kaiser 2000; Wofsy and Harriss 2002; Ingram et al. 2008).
The forum is considered a place mostly for young hackers with limited skills, where people can exchange hacking tips and buy rudimentary hacking tools and services.
Two other exchanges, Traffiq and AdBidCentral, serve as rudimentary futures markets, letting publishers sell ad space several months in advance.
Where America and the Soviet Union had elaborate safeguards against the sort of miscalculation that could trigger a nuclear exchange, Indian and Pakistani procedures are rudimentary and often ignored.
Bacteria are constantly exchanging genetic information, which is a rudimentary kind of sex, if we define sex at this level, in an expanded but entirely legitimate manner, as the mixing of genetic information from at least two entities.
But in the report, issued this month, the G.A.O. said the administration had taken only rudimentary steps to safeguard sensitive personal data that would be exchanged over the network.
