Considered one of, if not the most important processors inside the PC, the NVIDIA GPU, in combination with an NVIDIA MCP, provides consumers with untold choices for building completely flexible, scalable, and high-definition entertainment platforms, driving visual computing capabilities to new heights.
John W. Dean, the former White House counsel whose testimony helped force Mr. Nixon from office, cites newly available White House tapes and documents to show how Mr. Nixon ultimately selected Lewis F. Powell Jr. and William H. Rehnquist in "The Rehnquist Choice: The Untold Story of the Nixon Appointment That Redefined the Supreme Court".
They have just finished Untold Stories by Alan Bennett, and other recent choices have included Saturday by Ian McEwan and Small Island by Andrea Levy.
Each adult has made untold numbers - perhaps millions - of choices, and these are what make a person uniquely his or her self.
In the second show, "Breaking Bad" was all about a man who made a choice to break bad and revealed untold depths of bleak awfulness within himself.
If there's both security on the downside (computer science majors experience rock-bottom unemployment rates) and untold riches on the upside, it seems the rational economic choice for people to flock to majoring in computer science and engineering.
On the contrary, the global collection of bases has generally enabled the launching of military interventions, drone strikes, and wars of choice that have resulted in repeated disasters, costing millions of lives and untold destruction from Vietnam to Iraq.
He should have admitted that the Iraq invasion was flat-out wrong, not merely a "war of choice," and apologized for the hundreds of thousands of Iraqis killed and untold billions of dollars of their wealth and resources destroyed.
An acquisition would not only take a future competitor away; it would provide untold leverage in assisting Facebook in its quest to become the social networking destination of choice.
It is "pro-business" and "pro-environment, what can we lose?" What was lost was thousands of jobs, untold numbers of mom and pop gas stations that could not afford the upgrades, and consumers lost choices for buying gas.
Sen's other writings include Development as Freedom (1999); Rationality and Freedom (2002), a discussion of social choice theory; The Argumentative Indian: Writings on Indian History, Culture, and Identity (2005); AIDS Sutra: Untold Stories from India (2008), a collection of essays on the AIDS crisis in India; and The Idea of Justice (2009), a critique of existing theories of social justice.
