Some of those multiple lines travel the same conduits to the same routing centers.
Through many of the same conduits, the Israeli government has let it be known that it suspects Mr. Assad is merely trying to evade American pressure.
State deregulation has allowed competitors to enter the market, but most of those companies lease lines from Verizon, which means almost all the lines in the city run through the same conduits and switching offices.
None of this is to say that the fees charged today are wholly unreasonable and unconscionable; they're just not long-term defensible as more parties offer the same conduits to existing credit card infrastructure.
Born in 1994, he has hardly known a world without broadband Internet, smartphones, social media and digital imagery (and, yes, public apologies by celebrities through those same conduits).
It is that some classical music — and some Indian devotional music and some kung fu-related dance — can provide the same contemplative conduit that yoga, meditation and, perhaps, psychoanalysis do.
When pumping is required, the pump-generators reverse into pumps and send water back to the upper reservoir through the same water conduits.
At the same time, the conduit has the necessary barrier to prevent the infiltration of unwanted tissues into the conduit from outside, as no ectopic tissues were seen in the cross section of the nerve regenerated in the inner lumen of the conduits.
Perhaps Broadway sees itself in the same role, as conduit and profit sharer, even though this kind of raw talent long ago bypassed Broadway and took over bigger rooms and the electronic media.
The same results, for both conduit and LA volumes could be obtained if full range data, instead of categorical ones, were used.> The backward stepwise regression analysis demonstrated that LACV, computed as % of LV stroke volume, was a significant independent predictor of DD grading (β = 0.267 p = 0.046), ranking third after E/ A ratio (β = 0.546, p < 0.001) and e' (β = −0.295, p = 0.025).
