Dutch road haulage companies are market leaders and constitute a large slice of such business in the EU.
For many music publishers and artists, even a large slice of such a tiny royalty pie is barely worth the administrative costs of issuing a license.
Some American politicians are angry that EADS, a European company, should be given a slice of such a big defence deal.Meanwhile, EADS reported its first annual net loss in five years, of euro446m ($588m), on the back of production delays at Airbus, its largest subsidiary.
Individual time-slices of such patterns would be wholly passive with respect to the persistence and trajectory of the pattern as a whole.
Among the tests for evaluating the mechanical performances, dynamic crushing tests were performed on a slice of such reinforced composite structures to evaluate their energy absorption.
There may, indeed must, be kinematic laws describing how such patterns vary, but nothing about any given time slice of such patterns accounts for the fact that they are subject to just those descriptive laws.
But there is nothing in being a time slice of such a pattern that explains why the same pattern should also characterize any other spatiotemporal region continuous with it.
The boundless sectors they occupied now look more like crowded niches, with multiple companies fighting for a slice of such marginal fields as storage management, content management or collaboration management.
These methods provide evidence of lateral gene transfer into and/or out of clans or a slices; analysis of such transfers proves to be of considerable importance.
Bring Fruit: Either taking in whole fruit such as apples, oranges or pears, slices of fruit, such as melons or pineapple or a fresh fruit salad.
These are similar to riverbeds and appear naturally in geography (rivers, regions between two fixed heights in a hilly landscape) and medicine (longitudinal slices of organs such as veins and arteries).
