By 1884, the congregation was dissatisfied with the church's sombre mien&the architect Stanford White was called upon to suggest improvements & he thereby enlisted the help of 3 friends, one of whom was John La Farge, to help enrich the chancel.
She succeeds both in celebrating and in sending up a way of life where the best lawns are like velvet and curtains are called window treatments, thereby appealing to the millions of us who scoff at Martha Stewart while secretly coveting her way with a cake-decorating kit.
This process is called photoinhibition [17], and thereby accumulating reactive oxygen species (ROS) initiate the symbionts' antioxidant response.
But the ideal seems to be that individuals who are committed to one another in a common way of life, and thereby can be called friends, should not feel shame or seek to deceive each other, insofar as they can, and so get to know themselves and each other better.
But since Mr. Wright and Mr. Pegg are essentially parodying self-parodies (see "Con Air" ad infinitum), they have also smartly kinked up their conceit by setting most of the film in a sleepy village that might as well be called Ye Old English Towne, thereby wedding one of the most irritating British exports (see "Calendar Girls" ad nauseam) to one of the most absurd American ones.
The API is called from the secure VM, thereby strengthening the overall security of function call injection.
How he took, as his vice president, a Machiavellian monster, and responded -- like LBJ after the Gulf of Tonkin -- with what can only be called the grossest stupidity -- thereby granting Osama bin Laden all he could ever have dreamed of in mounting his 9/ll horror -- is a chapter that was sad for an admirer of the American presidency to have to write.
Teachers from different disciplines and different subjects are called to collaborate for CBE and thereby instill in students the competences necessary for their future professions.
Thereby, these lesions are called dysplasia [ 4].
Thereby, a variable (Zi) is called X-independent iff it is not causally (or nomologically) influenced by X.
