At many company stores, prices were competitive, and meat was kept cheap, for the sake of miners' strength.
We want to incorporate them, we want to include them, we want to grow their numbers for the sake of the strength of the sport.
Mario might need to chomp down on a mushroom to become Super, but it takes a hero with the maturity and guile of Duke Nukem to pop a steroid every now and then for the sake of superhuman strength.
For the sake of predicting signal strength measurements at arbitrary locations so as to calculate particle weight and improve localization accuracy, we also adopt a local linearization technique to realize continuous interpolation of the radio map.
Lately, for the sake of raising the strength of electrospun nanofibers, much attention has been focused on the poststretching handling of nanofibers (diameters in the range of 300 500 nm) [ 52, 53].
Moreover, for the sake of application to building construction, the strength can be enhanced to 40 MPa after 28 days and 50 MPa after 91 days by maintaining a 40% water-to-binder ratio and incorporating BFS with a fineness of 600 m2.5g, 2.5% calcium sulfate (CS), and 6% Ca(OH 2.
Nevertheless, for the sake of the relative quantification of the strength of the source in different pacing conditions, our assumption of continuity for the Y-axes (and therefore for SASF) serves well our scope.
Someone with a good will, who is genuinely committed to duty for its own sake, might simply fail to encounter any significant temptation that would reveal the lack of strength to follow through with that commitment.
CLASSICAL music listeners, like anyone else, tend to categorize their heroes, if only for the sake of quickly identifying a player's strengths or a composer's style.
