While some scholars consider the Semitic writing system an unvocalized syllabary and the Greek system the true alphabet, both are treated here as forms of the alphabet.
Under an earlier accounting system, the true extent of a conglomerate's debt was hard to determine, obscured by the ability of subsidiaries to finance each other's loans.
"Something custom made," ventured Paul Shaw, the author of "Helvetica and the New York City Subway System: The True (Maybe) Story," even as he conceded embarrassment that he, too, first mistook the face for Gotham.
The reason is that even small shifts in the oscillation phase between the dynamics of the estimated system and the true target system result in significant cumulative errors.
These systems permit the true contact area and true hardness of the film to be determined from the measured contact stiffness, irrespective of the effects of pile-up or sink-in.
Improving clinical case definitions and their adoption internationally will enable better comparisons of findings and inform health systems about the true burden of CFS/ME.
TCR transgenics in particular tend to be sensitive systems; therefore, the true biological significance to endogenous TCR repertoire selection remains to be determined.
With a tangible paper ballot, a recount that can be verified publicly is possible, thus ensuring confidence in our election system -- the true expression of our democracy.
