Once the province of the wealthy and the uncommonly adventurous, escapist travel became available to the masses in the 20th century, as increasingly efficient modes of transportation and greater amounts of leisure time made the vacation seem an inalienable human right.
Even in the few, mainly developed, countries which possess uncommonly sophisticated reporting procedures, the available data do not always meet either the second or third condition.
At that time, it became apparent that very recent technological developments in the audio-visuals industry had made available relatively inexpensive, especially reliable, and uncommonly easy to operate film projectors, portable videotape recorders and other hardware, all of which appeared to offer unusual potential for improving college chemistry instruction.
Certainly, this is a pyrotechnically funny hour, in which Kane applies his uncommonly critical intelligence to his love life, his career curve and the various identities available to the modern male.
(Her likely sparring partner, Mr. Cowell, has been uncommonly mute on the subject of Ms. DioGuardi's arrival. He wasn't available for an interview, but, promisingly, he told the TV program "Extra" that "she never shuts up").
The NVO will both depend on grid computing and demonstrate its usefulness, astronomy being an uncommonly good test case, say NVO advocates, because of its large yet manageable universe of free, publicly available data.
Since a plasma metformin dosage is rarely available in most centers, intoxication should be considered highly probable whenever lactic acidosis and renal failure are uncommonly severe, other primary explanations are not evident and chronic metformin use is reported.
Commonly (malaria) and uncommonly (lumbar puncture) performed diagnostic tests frequently failed to inform practice while pulse oximetry, a simple and cheap technology, was rarely available even in 2012.
Vitsa is uncommonly idyllic.
