C) possessing a "sound, reliable temperament, rugged build and a dense, weather-resistant wiry coat".
It is sound, reliable and realistic, and while it includes accounts of heroism, it avoids any tone of military glorification.
The returns described by the partner were robust and sounded reliable, so they accepted the offer and invested about $2 million.
"This is largely going to come down to a battle of scientific experts," Mr. Hoose said, asking the jury not to convict "unless the science is sound, reliable science".
In 1997, Judge Leonard B. Sand of Federal District Court in Manhattan ruled as sound, reliable and legal claims that publications with more typographic characters per dollar were "more cost-effective".
To achieve sound, reliable measurement there is also need for a clear and accepted definition of program quality and high quality in Australian contexts.
Research examining the effectiveness of WBLTs is somewhat limited because sound, reliable, valid evaluation metrics are sparse, particularly in the K-12 environment.
Materials can feel artificial, sound reliable, and (can make a product) look 'cool', they can be just pleasant to touch or look at, and cause us to experience disgust, admiration or surprise.
One is that I'm stupid and should have somebody providing me with sound, reliable investment guidance.
Higginbotham attended the opening of Johnson's Presidential library, where Johnson referred to Higginbotham as "one of my closest advisers, sound, reliable, responsible".
