6 In practice, frames are often copied from the comparator debate and pasted into the new one: dominant arguments and the choice of issues serve as a blueprint or a point of departure for debating the implications of the new technology.
AT some tastings the wines display great consistency, which simplifies the choice of a dish to serve alongside.
They are responsible for the growth of regional airports, operating from 35 airports in 2006 compared to 10 in 1996, and increasing the choice of international destinations, serving 150 in 2006, compared to 12 a decade earlier.
A crucial step in this process will be the choice of scaffold, which serves as an initial support on which to seed the cells.
If you use equality matching to acquire the food, communal sharing for your invitations, authority ranking for the choice of what to serve, and market pricing for the seating, then you could have the same food, the same guests, and the same venue, but you wouldn't have a dinner party anymore.
The choice of Ryan Seacrest to serve as host of the Emmy Awards on Fox last night wasn't distressing exactly, but it was a little disconcerting — a bit like arriving at a fancy dinner party to discover that the guest of honor is the next-door neighbor.
The system must determine and exchange possible choices of BSs for each user, run some sort of optimization or other routine to determine the choice of which BSs to serve which user, and finally communicate these choices across the network and to the users.
The choice of a cluster design served to prevent contamination between participants in the same community organisation.
Essential to the evaluation is the identification of the comorbidities and the choice of drugs that can serve dual actions, eg, pregabalin improves sleep and pain both by direct and indirect pathways, whereas duloxetine may reduce depression and anxiety that accompany pain.
