A unique attempt at a British "ethical foreign policy" had ended.
Still, it is Jones's unique attempt to win five golds, not her gold wedding band, that has driven promotional campaigns by NBC, Nike, Gatorade, Panasonic, General Motors, AT&T, TAG Heuer watches and Kellogg's Frosted Flakes.
Further, a unique attempt has been made to correlate the length scale distribution with the mixing time.
Although this phenomenon has been identified elsewhere, the current analysis of recanting is a unique attempt to track this behavior over the entire course of adolescence.
That company's unique attempt to create a sales bazaar linking buyers and small vendors, with E-mail confirmation required to close a sale, creates an E-mail-based trusted network that could be exploited, according to Steffarud.
The amendment, an apparently unique attempt to influence the way the state's congressmen vote, instructs all Missouri candidates for Congress to try to pass a term-limits amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
This paper is a unique attempt to identify the zero-temperature-coefficient (ZTC) point and other performance metrics for single gate (SG), double gate (DG), and gate stack double gate (GS-DG), ultra-thin body (UTB) silicon on insulator (SOI) n-MOSFET over wide range of temperatures (100 400 K) through 2-D device simulation.
Brookings Institution Senior Fellow Bruce Riedel's latest book, Avoiding Armageddon: America, India, Pakistan to the brink and back, precisely makes that unique attempt to understand the bilateral issues of South Asia's two biggest powers; their foreign policy toward the United States and how Washington's regional policy influences the part of the world dominated by the nuclear armed neighbors.
The unique attempt in our method is the customization of these principles to enhance clinically useful information.
52 56 Our inclusion of a mathematical model for predicting probability is a unique attempt to provide quantification of the available evidence based on the Hill criteria.
