Mr. Wirthlin's company, originally based in Los Angeles and successively named Decision Making Information, the Wirthlin Group and Wirthlin Worldwide, also did polling for Margaret Thatcher, the British prime minister, among other political clients.
The following days were successively named as D2, D3 up to D5.
We have seen that Nishida successively names its most basic form "pure experience," "self-awareness," and "absolute free will".
Successively he was named gentleman usher to the king, gentleman of the bedchamber and finally chamberlain of the palace.
This was highly appropriate, because Mrs. Kaplan, for whom the event is named, was married successively to the two New York experts, Alfred Sheinwold and Edgar Kaplan, who developed this method 50 years ago.
Titles as seemingly cheerful as "Together," "Innocence" and "Bread and Tulips" just to survey current marquees now appear where, in times past, Mr. Bergman could successively offer death-of-God dramas grimly named "Through a Glass Darkly," "The Silence" and "Hour of the Wolf".
William J. Casey, whom Reagan had named director of central intelligence, appointed Mr. George to successively higher positions.
Recently, an alternative technique named STIV to use spatio-temporal images based on successively recorded images has been introduced to overcome the limitations of LSPIV.
From the region upstream of the first putative breakpoint (region D), the sequences of PCR products after chromosome walking (named Walk-up on Figures 2 and 3) matched successively to two different locations in the genome.
From the region downstream of the second putative breakpoint (region M), the sequenced PCR products after chromosome walking (named Walk-down on Figures 2 and 3) matched successively to three different locations of the genome.
This yields two new algorithms: i) the first algorithm based on (17), named JD LU +, estimates each ℓi,j and ui,j successively, and ii) the second one based on (18), called JD QR +, estimates each θi,j and ui,j sequentially.
