There is the hope that a common set of spelling and grammar rules will bring Russians a baby step closer to the cherished notion of a national idea -- a shared ideology to replace the one lost when Communist dogma was shattered.
An indigenous literature was also produced: annals and chronicles, sets of spells and prognostications, legendary and liturgical works, all representing the remains of ancient oral traditions.
Magic-users are allowed to memorize and cast a set number of spells each day.
Every day, he says, brings new examples of technology set to spell the end of someone's job.
A second set of regulations spells out which benefits all health insurance plans sold on the exchanges must cover -- 10 categories of medical care, including emergency services, hospital stays, maternity care, prescription drugs and preventive medicine.
The few specific improvements the commission made public were unambitious, and it kept secret its "design basis threat" -- the elaborate set of rules spelling out the most likely terrorism attacks that the reactors must be protected against.
One noteworthy exception is Southwest: It has a detailed set of rules spelled out on its Web site: passengers needing spillover space must purchase a second seat; if the flight ends up having extra space, the cost of that ticket will be refunded.
Following the suicides, Apple published a set of standards spelling out how factory workers should be treated.
It is not necessary to know to find : any function that combines two vectors into a scalar and fulfills the (not very restrictive) set of conditions spelled out in Mercer's theorem [31] can be used as a kernel.
The total number of times edge i is used in the set of paths spelling all the reads in ℛ is k i and the amount of sequence in ℛ contributed by edge i is | L i | k i.
But literacy requires not just a set of discrete skills — spelling, grammar — but also a kind of comprehension that is hard to measure with an app.
