Actually, their performance is also linked to the territory's, as they underline in the sentence "there are three things important in the restauration sector: the location, the location and… the location (l'emplacement)".12 These managers obviously refer in a first time to the 'landscape' quality of the site, yet this remark implies that their activities are strongly embedded in the territory.
The remarks implied the casualties were comparable, and that coalition attacks had been ignored by politicians, rights groups and the media in the west.
In case G is quadratic in v, this remark implies that one can perform independently the integral over time and over R p in formula (10) (noting that the crossed term has a zero average).
Some of Petrarch's contemporaries thought she was just a symbol and a pretext, though on the flyleaf of his Virgil he noted not only the date of his original glimpse of her but also that 20 years later he had news of her death in the plague – and a passing remark implies she was married and might have been worn out over the years with childbearing.
This strange, unhelpful remark implies that our policy is the opposite: to linger in Iraq and make only feeble attempts to help the Iraqis govern themselves.
But the solution isn't to continue "shoving" the old, pre-mobile web onto our handheld devices or, as Page's remark implies, simply keep making our mobile screens bigger and bigger to accommodate "experiences" that were originally designed for desktop computers.
Now, he says, many exciting developments in information technology (IT) are appearing in the hands of consumers first and only then making their way into other arenas a trend that tech types refer to as the "consumerisation" of IT.The transformation may not be quite as dramatic as Mr Andreessen's remark implies.
Therefore, this last remark implies that we can assume A solves graph convergence on G for three robots.
Furthermore, these remarks imply that the historically "equivalent" property of the Palestinians is not shops nor personal effects, but land.
Democrats argued that Zinke's remark implied that the administration was actively contemplating building a wall in Mexico, which would be both legally dubious and diplomatically problematic.
