Rather, it is a millennia-old practice in both the West and the East, where it has long commanded mass sympathy and outrage unmatched by other forms of suicide.
Over the life of the magazine, Branson has commissioned and edited about a thousand such pieces, which together form an unmatched body of detailed modern knowledge about the wildlife of the British Isles.
For each category, a custom Perl script was used to calculate the number of unmatched nucleotides in the form of SNPs (transition and transversion) and INDELs (external and internal) based on the 1528 sequence alignment files.
Often they will remain unmatched, and so do not form long-duration partials.
Otherwise, a new cluster is formed with the unmatched sequence as the cluster representative.
But the surprise of this show is the strong case it makes for Kandinsky's long-disparaged Paris paintings, where his colors fade to delicate pastels, his brushy surfaces tighten up, and he catalogs biomorphic form to an extent unmatched by any of his colleagues in that city.
This paper combines the block control and sliding mode control techniques to design a discontinuous regulator for a class of nonlinear systems presented in so-called Nonlinear Block Controllable Form with matched and unmatched uncertainties.
But the variety is unmatched.
The variety was unmatched at the time.
Images from her unmatched collection of children's books now form a staple of the library's stock.
