The simple example about drawing from a deck of cards is potentially misleading in this respect, because in this case there seems to be available a straightforward means of calculating the probability that a specific card, such as the king of hearts, will be drawn.
Nor is it different, in this respect, because trial is in a state rather than a federal court.
Streamline-based inverse modeling has shown great promise in this respect because of computational efficiency and analytic calculation of sensitivity of production response to reservoir properties.
Marquesan is interesting in this respect because speakers are sensitive to a "what" and a "where" category in their language when talking about spatial relations.
Embryonic stem cells appear as a promising cell source in this respect, because they can be cultured reliably and differentiated robustly into cardiomyocytes.
The New York controversy is significant in this respect because it shows deference by politicians to victim wishes on an issue that does not involve directly the perpetrators of crimes or indeed any issue of criminal punishment or law enforcement.
Sibneft is thought to have an advantage in this respect because several of its former managers now hold important positions at Slavneft, including the chief executive, Yury Y. Sukhanov, once a Sibneft vice president.
The porn industry was referred to frequently in this respect, because the removal of women's hair in graphic videos was initially a method to allow for more visibility on screen.
(The Oscars broadcast is particularly enjoyable in this respect because it's still afternoon in Los Angeles when the movie stars arrive, wearing that daring fashion combination of evening wear and sunglasses).
Even America, with least to worry about in this respect (because of the size of its economy), has a policy of sorts on the dollar's value including attempting to push the rate around by means of foreign-exchange intervention.
Microsoft's.NET transport format fares better in this respect because it has a more flexible type system and instruction set, but it is not extensible, and (for example) has no provision for supporting explicit programmer-specified parallelism.
