You should also get something that serves for immediate gratification, and I mean immediate.
5. Saint John Paul II...warned that human beings frequently seem "to see no other meaning in their natural environment than what serves for immediate use and consumption".
Metabolically active fat in the intra-abdominal, intermuscular, perivascular, and epicardial areas may serve for the immediate provision of energy to respective vital organs (i.e., liver, heart, vessels, and skeletal muscle).
Mr. Weil, who is chairman and chief executive at Momentum Worldwide, part of the McCann Worldgroup unit of the Interpublic Group of Companies, had served a one-year term as vice chairman under Chuck Porter, the 2010-12 chairman of the Four A's; Mr. Porter, chairman at Crispin Porter & Bogusky, part of MDC Partners, will serve for a year as immediate past chairman.
Robson broke in the eighth game to serve for the set but double-faulted en route to an immediate break-back.
And while Socrates is concerned with demonstrating that Lysias' glamorous recorded speech -- the Greek world's MOOC -- corrupts real education, the speech itself -- and Phaedrus' initial enthusiasm for it -- serve as immediate pretext for considering how seductive grandstanding differs from the cultivation of the individual psyche.
These crystal remnants then serve as seed for immediate recrystallization.
He will serve an immediate dugout penalty for that transgression.
"We trust that interview will serve any immediate public need for information from him," Mr. Rose said in the letter, which he made available after the committee released excerpts yesterday.
Most of the current features such as weather and offering information about traffic on your commute home serve immediate needs for information, but tracking physical activity over a month serves a more reflective urge.
