I was overwhelmed with the amount of information to take in to begin with.
Classical music invites listeners to focus, to take in, to follow what is almost a narrative that unfolds over a relatively long period of time.
And it was around 2 o'clock in the morning and we we're saying: 'Oh well, I suppose it's good enough to take in to London.
"Award levels should be reduced by 50% or more of the normal long term incentive grant to take in to account certainty," LGIM said.
The common responses – "Why didn't she kick up a fuss?" and "I'd have kicked him where it hurts" – are understandable, but they completely fail to take in to account the power dynamic inherent in many such cases.
Every Friday night they had a card party at our house and I would hide on the trolley – my mother would do this big trolley of food to take in to the men – so I could hear what men said about women.
That's his 125th just in this venue; the grand total would need to take in to account that his band is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, releasing its 20th album, and keeps up a tour diary of up to 100 shows a year.
The satisfactory operation of such a system is not an easy task and the control design has to take in to account all these subtleties.
Prof Pilling says the guidance will now be re-written to take in to account evidence that the SSRI antidepressants, as a group, are linked to heart defects.
At the same time, in order to take in to validated account the effect of various physical factors, it is necessary to ensure reproduction of both individual processes and integrated tests incorporating needed integrated investigations.
In this case, the sample is annealed at 300 °C and the XRD is also taken for the same, in the XRD pattern, the peaks are observed with weak intensity which is not preferred to take in to analysis.
