There is little accompanying text, apart from a rhetorical aside:Why is it considered entertainment when a predator kills another animal in a wild-life film, Fearnley-Whittingstall wonders, "whereas the final moments of human predation of our farmed livestock are considered too disturbing and shameful to be made available even for information".
Consequently, the Software provides the option to add notes in fields for free text, apart from the codified data to be filled for each patient, so that news (possibly supplied by the patients themselves), which cannot be committed to memory in any other way, may be recorded there.
The historically significant Egyptian epigraphic texts, apart from their external peculiarities, have likewise special traits relating to genres.
There's no catalogue and no individual wall texts apart from an introductory blurb that explains that the show creates an "interdependent world" that is "… an exalting play of colour and appropriated cultural references from art history and pop culture placed in ecstatic collisions …" that in turn invites its audience to become "… immersed in an inebriating environment".
According to Maimonides, there was no need to study logical texts, apart from those by al-Farabi, since "all that he wrote… is full of wisdom, and… he was a very valid author" (Marx 1934 1935, 379).
: The shared repetitive nature of the phrasing of the texts, apart from Gv and I, suggests to Pozdniakov that they are not integral texts, and cannot contain the varied contents which would be expected for history or mythology.
On the other hand, for the incidental scene text images apart from the FIS, an extra filtering algorithm based on low rank matrix recovery is proposed.
Much as Mr. Sante's "Resume" texts move apart after their topic sentence, Mr. Kline's tapes begin synchronized and slowly diverge.
Almost all the text is missing, apart from the occasional phrase, sentence or paragraph, seemingly torn at random from the great six-million-year narrative.
Bright photos and peppy text set it apart from the austerity of magazines like Architectural Digest or Country Home that offer glossy pages of unattainable spaces seemingly visited only by cleaning ladies, and merchandise often available just to decorators.
Unfortunately, these virtues are marred by shoddy binding; this reviewer's copy of the book split into sandwiches of illustration and text, literally falling apart at the scenes.One chart shows how few dynasties came close to ruling all of India (only the Mauryas, the Muslim Mughals of the 16th to 18th centuries and the British Raj held sway over more than 80% of the land).
