The referendum, ultimately scheduled for September 2014, was to pose a single, simple question: "Should Scotland be an independent country?" Opinion polls in 2013 indicated clear sustained opposition to independence by margins ranging between three to two and two to one.
Assume that users and where are the indexes of users that will be ultimately scheduled by the proposed algorithm.
Ultimately, scheduling conflicts prevented Gibbons from appearing, while Reznor's track "Era Vulgaris" was released separately on the You Know What You Did promotional CD and the UK edition of the album.
Ultimately, the schedule was changed and Beren Academy finished second in last year's Class 2A statewide tournament.
It's a race against time, and yet ultimately, the scheduling of one's big break, if it happens, is not up to you or me or anyone.
I went out to vote that day (an election that was ultimately re-scheduled) and the smell of burning plastic filled the air even though I lived miles from the site.
Such inefficiencies in site analysis and information gathering can cause downtime or rework and ultimately lead to schedule delays or cost overruns.
And next season could ultimately proceed as scheduled, so most players will probably treat the rest of the off-season like any other — except, perhaps, for working out at their high school gyms rather than in multimillion-dollar training facilities.
Private institutes, academia and government should increase efforts to show employers how lowered morale and increased turnover are just some of the hidden costs that make such schedules ultimately less profitable than more family-friendly alternatives.
It's simply not enough to be told how important timeliness is when a meeting is scheduled; ultimately it would have been most meaningful for historians and casual readers alike to learn how the president assessed the content of the meetings once they commenced.
