At first, Arab leaders were largely silent, concerned that the collapse of the government would add another layer of chaos to a region reeling from uprisings.
Design standards provide recommendations for the buckling of shells under uniform axial compression, but are largely silent concerning stress peaks that may vary in width.
If his party gets into the Bundestag, he said, "we will have a platform to articulate our ideas, because now the old parties are silent concerning the problems of Europe.
In cases where the ionophore or analyte ion carrier is silent concerning the optical response to a binding event, one can take advantage of a secondary reporter dye.
But investors, even some of the most vocal shareholder advocates, had been all but silent about concerns now surfacing over the board's independence.
They sought to paint the former press secretary as a disgruntled man trying to redeem his own reputation after long remaining silent about concerns he is suddenly taking public.
Current and former Bush loyalists held a kind of "public excommunication" of Mr. McClellan: "They sought to paint the former press secretary as a disgruntled man trying to redeem his own reputation after long remaining silent about concerns he is suddenly taking public".
Of the poems added to the trade edition, only two ("The English Spirit" and "Silent Service") directly concern war, though the majority were written after its outbreak.
A section called Moral Leaders profiles people like Rachel Carson, whose book Silent Spring galvanized concern over the effect of pollutants on wildlife; and Roger Boisjoly, the engineer who knew about Challenger's flawed O-rings and tried to stop its ill-fated launch.
