The district's hiring requirements for guards were at once simple and absolute: only retired state troopers with 20 years of experience who owned a gun and could pass a 60-round60-roundg test.
Benevolent, informed by a deep sense of community, independent of the transactions and structures of the outside world, filled with simple and absolute confidence in their leader, whom they called Mother, their very existence, needless to say, riled a large number of people.
Qualitative data was obtained by calculating the simple and relative absolute frequencies.
Again cast opposite Akhmeteli (playing a flamboyant outsider), Ananiashvili alone brought the sense of an inner life to the choreography -- even to simple walking steps and absolute stillness.
Simple incidence rates, relative and absolute risks, numbers needed to treat will be calculated for all binary variables, and the treatment groups will be compared using chi-squared tests with multiple logistic regression analysis adjusting for other variables as appropriate.
Pure and simple, an absolute master of his craft, Cheever takes you to the edge of the cliff and when he pushes you over and down into the dark, dark void you willingly succumb because his gift as a writer is so quietly overwhelming.
He defines a "perfection" as a "simple quality which is positive and absolute, or, which expresses without any limits whatever it does express".
It is measured by items that consist of adjective pairs like "sorted – unsorted" or "absolute – relative", with "sorted" and "absolute" representing simple and "unsorted" and "relative" representing sophisticated EBs.
"Arab media may have to change the meaning of journalism, give up fashionable ties and shiny shoes, go down to the street and convey the people's simple and painful concerns, with absolute loyalty to simple facts, and to return to their basic role as a mirror of the people, not the rulers," Fahed argued.
Because this encoding method is simple, and easy to implement, the absolute phase can be quickly implemented.
"That morning," Mr. Judson wrote in his account, "Watson and Crick knew, although still in mind only, the entire structure: it had emerged from the shadow of billions of years, absolute and simple, and was seen and understood for the first time".
