'I had a chance at a second serve, the ultimate opportunity,' Venus said.
As such, they served the ultimate goal of the Party and its Fox News auxiliary by testing the candidates' ability to handle the kind of questions preferred by the political press corps.
A large majority thinks that a tougher stance would better serve the ultimate goal of a peace agreement, the respondents said, because the Palestinians would keep expecting more and more "concessions" from a conciliatory Israeli leader.
And by keeping older games alive, abandonware sites sometimes serve the ultimate interests of publishers: a new version of Frogger (first released in 1981) was one of the Top 10 best-selling computer games in 1999.
You might think it's reprehensible to review after several strong ones, but you'd be wrong: Smoking Goat serves the ultimate pisshead food, bashing its way through the booze with a mighty mallet of heat and fat, spice and salt and smoke.
Allen serves the ultimate sofa-inhabitant: see the world without getting up from the couch.
Double-blind trials serve the ultimate test and characterize the situation where the structure is unknown to both parties.
Central planning authorities have created a cocktail package that serves the ultimate goal of modernization: modern life will take place only in urban contexts.
Second, by studying near-optimality it is possible to greatly simplify the optimization process with only a small loss in the objective of the decision makers, and a near-optimal solution can satisfactorily serve the ultimate purpose of the decision makers in most practical situations.
The benefit of a higher-level implementation is the flexibility that the approach used in CMQ, since it is language-independent, can be easily adapted to other languages and environments, and thus serve the ultimate goal: finding appropriate communication approaches for cloud computing and the ubiquitous computing paradigm.
