Chief Justice Moore has compared himself to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Wallacee stood for division," the chief justice said in a recent television interview.
David Cameron has called on the coalition to provide a "strong, decisive and united government" in the wake of acrimonious splits over Lords reform, warning that the public will not stand for "division and navel-gazing" at a time of social and economic insecurity.
CDMA stands for code division multiple access, and Qualcomm's current CDMA technology is a narrow-band technology.
In Asia, a mixture of standards is in use, with C.D.M.A., which stands for code division multiple access, dominant in Japan and South Korea, while G.S.M. is sporadically used elsewhere.
That first simple horizontal bar can, he points out, stand for a division between sky and earth and between the known and the unknown.
The propensity of a second-order reaction at cell i at time t scales as p i (t)= p0 V0/ V c, i (t), where p0 stands for propensity of the reaction at division time when V c, i (0)= V0.
The same goes for division.
"V", in this context, stands for "versus", an emblem of the bitter divisions of the new Thatcherite order.
In American political discourse, the Constitution stands for principles whose authority outruns and outlives all partisan divisions.
Ffwd, which stands for "Fast forward," according to Mr. Dapper, has three divisions specializing in database marketing and services for e-businesses.
