However, here too commentators have interpreted passages from the Strasbourg manuscript as showing a tighter unity between what are taken to be two aspects of the same account.
That is partly because Republicans kept tight party unity, voting together on bills that Democrats say are some of the most conservative the state has ever seen.
Although it had sometimes been included with India in an Indo-Malayan region, the flora of what C.G.G.J. van Steenis (1950) called Malesia forms a tight-knit unity that can be subdivided into three divisions: a western area covering the Malay Peninsula, Sumatra, Borneo, and the Philippines; a southern area of Java and the Lesser Sundas; and an eastern area of Celebes, the Moluccas, and New Guinea.
Moody's predicted political instability in the Netherlands for the rest of 2012, and also warned that the collapse of Mark Rutte's government also threatens Europe's drive for closer, tighter, fiscal unity: As one of the euro area's main proponents of rules-based fiscal discipline and monitoring, a Dutch failure to abide by these rules could weaken proposed euro area rules at their birth.
For large values of R d, the coverage for the different antenna systems and path loss becomes tight and approaches unity.
The linear correlation coefficients very close to unity obtained for the derived ANN models have proved the tight fitting of the real data and the estimated values of the efficiencies provided by the models.
With tighter networking, a little more unity, inclusivity, and awards such as the Bread and Roses prize, more people might be willing to take the plunge.
The genre's durability is tested yet again in "Broke-ology," a well-observed but underpowered play by Nathan Louis Jackson about the strains eating away at the unity of a small, tight-knit black family in Kansas City, Kan.
A key ingredient in the method is the tight frame property of the roots of unity.
