Of considerable note, just last week the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit struck down a similar attempt by the State of New Jersey to legalize certain formats of sports gambling.
Sidney Sheldon is a screen writer, producer and director of considerable note, but THE NAKED FACE (Morrow, $5.95) is his first novel and a bril liant creation it is, intense and persuasive in characterization, no less so in plotting.
(Tele-Charge) www.publictheater.org "ROADSIDE" Based on a play by Lynn Riggs (whose "Green Grow the Lilacs" was the source for "Oklahoma!") and with book and lyrics by Tom Jones and music by Harvey Schmidt, the pair who wrote "The Fantasticks," this new musical about rambling Gypsies in the Old West has a schmaltzy pedigree of considerable note.
Mr. Devereaux was also an entomologist of considerable note.
The considerable differences noted in the hygric properties of the insulation materials examined could potentially influence their hygrothermal performance as part of a building thermal envelope.
The considerable similarity noted between our 3-D QSAR/CoMFA models and the earlier observations on the antioxidant activity of various bioflavonoids suggests that the ability of various bioflavonoids to directly stimulate the COX catalytic activity is, in a large part, attributable to their antioxidant property.
First of all, one should note the considerable adsorption activity of nanosized magnetite with respect to cis-dichlorodiammineplatinum complexes.
Note the considerable change in syntax from the earlier picture; we have prototyped a namespace approach (e.g. XML.* and CML.*).
Authors David Potter and Lars Schoultz both note the considerable ambiguity in Marcy's cryptic words, and Samuel Bemis suggests he may have referred to Cuban independence, but acknowledges it is impossible to know Marcy's true intent.
Note the considerable distortion of the N- and mix-regimes between the raw and corrected hooks.
It is interesting to note the considerable decline in CSH treatment interruptions.
