"My round-trip commute cost me less than a dollar in electricity that I produced on my own roof," he said, referring to the photovoltaic array he installed at his home four years ago.
If a participant can encode every item in the study array, he or she can always detect a change and correctly reject non changes.
This month Mr. Whitehead was given a special Tony Award, which he added to the array of honors he had accumulated during his lifetime in the theater.
And if all of that wasn't enough to make you cough up the complete family dinner, there was quiet speculation that H. H. Holmes was so good at manipulating people -- as was seen with the array of advantages he was given over average prisoners -- he may have actually faked his own hanging.
"On his day he is almost impossible to bowl at, such is the array of strokes he can play.
Rodgers clearly expected owners Fenway Sport Group would give him more time to blend the array of players he has brought into the club over the past couple of years.
Then he deployed the array of one-upmanship tricks he has honed in office: his stiff-looking guest, Mr Bush said patronisingly, had "proved [his] worthiness as a leader"; in June's botched terrorist attacks he had "got a taste" of the struggle for civilisation that Mr Bush, by implication, was leading.
Mr. Brown, a politician known for his unpredictable manner and colorful personality, said he hired Mr. Davis as "someone upright and deliberative" to manage the array of diverse personalities he had assembled in his administration -- not to be one of them himself.
(AP) JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash .- Despite the array of prescription drugs he was taking, an Army soldier's videotaped statement describing how he and his colleagues randomly killed three Afghan civilians appeared to be a reliable account, an investigator testified Monday at a hearing into one of the most serious war-crimes cases to emerge from the Afghan war.
"Some see sparks, some a kaleidoscope pattern, some see the array of the rainbow," he said.
