If you're at secondary school, chances are you're not going to see someone that often because you're in a big place.
For an 8-year-old from Florida, a national championship is secondary to a chance to play in the snow.
For me, having worked in the private sector for a long time, praise and money were secondary to the chance of making a difference.
But the shiny objects awarded were secondary to the chance for Mets fans to say with water colors what they had been feeling in their hearts, despite what sometimes got stuck in their craws.
Our findings therefore suggest that, in determining invasion success, propagule pressure may be of secondary importance to chance events, the ecological traits of exotic species, and the properties of the invaded ecosystem.
When a shorter sensing interval is used, a secondary user has more chances to detect a primary signal for a certain time interval, since more sensing durations can be overlapped with a primary signal during the considered time interval.
Therefore, although high temperature contributes to resolving secondary structures of RNA, chances for a full-length mRNA template are much reduced.
(ii Fixing the chance for channel being Busy and Fake Busy, the chance for secondary users to successfully detect the channel status is enhanced for utilizing more sensitive STs (i.e., higher value for ).
They give their secondary and defense a chance to make plays.
Tennessee, however, was called for holding in the secondary, giving Johnson another chance with 10 seconds remaining and the ball at the Titan 34.
Richly deserving of its Palme d'Or win at Cannes last year, Abdellatif Kechiche's porous, persuasive character study yields an astonishing performance from Adèle Exarchopoulos as a gangly secondary school student whose chance encounter with a blue-haired painter (Léa Seydoux) gradually unlocks her adult identity.
