During my first week using elementary OS I felt unusually confined.
Viola Elementary and schools like it are unusually saturated with technology, but that makes them good places to examine the variety of ways in which computers are used.
London concludes, that in the face of such elementary empirical facts it must have been an unusually clear metaphysical conviction which prevented Weyl from abandoning his idea that nature ought to make use of the beautiful geometrical possibilities that a pure infinitesimal geometry offers.
So far, unusually high hydrophobicity observed on ZnO nanomaterial was generated due to the modification of elementary interface interaction forces.
At his school, Hartshorn Elementary, Eric Josephs was described by some parents as a nice boy who was unusually comfortable talking to adults.
Page 32 Metropolitan RUNNING DAY CARE CENTER TESTS FAMILY BOUNDARIES The Coles, who own A Child's Place -- a day care center, elementary school and afterschool program in northern Queens -- are a fractious yet unusually close-knit family for whom the boundaries of home and work are in perpetual motion.
He sided with protesters by openly, and unusually harshly, criticising the government and demanding new elections.The president's position is "dictated by elementary common sense and political morality," said Daniel Smilov, a political analyst at the Sofia-based think-tank, the Centre for Liberal Strategies.
Rosenthal and Jackson gave all of the children in an elementary school class a test, and told the teachers that certain of the children were unusually intelligent, when in fact they were merely average.
Presteady state kinetic experiments were carried out to measure the rates of the elementary steps during turnover of PCP by PCP hydroxylase and to identify the step that limits turnover to an unusually slow rate of 0.02 s–1.
The unusually large audience of 3.3 million for the first episode included over a million people who had to get up for high school or elementary school in the morning.
