Its revelations form one of the most important instances of investigative journalism in recent years.
What we know, indeed what we know in the most important instances of knowledge, is universal, necessary, and infinite, as in the case of certain mathematical knowledge.
The most important case of the term, for instance, seemed likely to be Northwest Austin Municipal Utility District v. Holder, which concerned the constitutionality of a major provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Embodying these two characteristically medieval but diametrically opposed attitudes to love, The Romance of the Rose was immensely popular until well into the Renaissance and gave rise to one of the earliest and most important instances of the Querelle des Femmes ("Debate on Women"; a literary disputation over the alleged inferiority or superiority of women).
The "check" command is the most important one, for instance, and Kwyno would be much more useful if it supported a much larger list of feeds from the get-go.
"You can deploy your field to take wickets but in this instance the most important thing was to restrict the opponent". .
For instance, the most important transition at subthreshold voltages ( V ≲ − 40 mV ) is the transition connecting the [ m = ( 1, 1, 0 ), h = 1 ] state (state 7 in Fig. 12) to the [ m = ( 1, 1, 1 ), h = 1 ] state (state 8, the conducting state).
For instance, the most important feature is the frequency of UCC on the antisense strand (UCC% in Table 2).
The most important of these is the Instance Type, which controls the number and speed of CPUs and the amount of memory that the VM will have.
