And as snow and ice was strangling air travel further, this crowd already was on holiday with virtually nothing capable of dimming their festiveness.
1347 1354), who records that it was virtually impregnable, capable of holding provisions for three years and defying the whole city if need be.
Meanwhile, Cuban exiles, right-wing businessmen, and hard-line anti-Communists established ties with virtually anyone deemed capable of taking out the Cuban premier.
However, virtually any tumour capable of intraperitoneal spread, such as endometrial or bladder cancer, may cause an omental cake (Figs. 4, 5, 6, 7) [13].
Data collected by the two segments are preprocessed by technology-specific gateways and then transferred through local area network to a central entity named context manager, which is a virtually distributed entity capable of handling generalized context information extracted from different platform-specific components.
Our tour concluded in this theater, which TBN's website refers to as a "virtual reality theater," capable of "putting you virtually in the picture".
You cannot track capabilities because virtually anyone could be capable of an attack.
Attended by secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus and agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack, the ceremony masked what has been nearly a decade of problems for biofuels an energy source once touted as capable of virtually eliminating the use of petroleum in the transportation sector.
At present, opioids are virtually the only analgesics capable of controlling moderate and severe cancer pain.
Articulate a clear purpose that fires your team up, set expectations high, and convey to the group that you think they're capable of virtually anything.
As with Rice's books and Christopher Pike's The Last Vampire chronicles, vampires are represented as super-powered, virtually immortal and probably capable of ruling the world if they chose - a seductive concept, especially for the alienated teen.
