Official usage as to how much of the system should be called the Guayas River differs; the name is certainly applied to the unified stream formed just above the city of Guayaquil by the two principal tributaries, the Daule River, flowing north-south through the coastal lowlands, and the Babahoyo River, the origin of which is on the western flank of the Andes.
Physical activity is certainly applied in today's treatment [ 20], but clearly this physical activity is not sufficient to induce improvements in VO2max.
The title of this article restricts the problem to pigeon homing, although olfactory navigation is certainly applied by most or all other avian navigators as well.,, I do not exclude that some of them, covering in their migrations several thousand kilometers, make use of additional less precise nonolfactory, most probably magnetic global indicators of position or at least of latitude.
Rather, given that branding is such a powerful tool in the economy – something that increasingly determines not only what we buy but what we make – we wanted to see what happens when you apply it to cities. They're certainly applying it to themselves.
The title 'flowery kingdom" is certainly well applied for even though it is the winter season I can readily imagine what it must be about April or May.
Experts say the Texas opinion was certainly the first to apply the new standard to financial services and probably the first to apply it to a business method.
A useful but underused strategy is certainly to apply combinations of approaches that mutually complement each other.
But Ms. Champ said that when Valspar surveyed consumers, "they told us that painting is an emotional journey with lots of highs and lows," and that applying paint itself was certainly not the high point.
That old saying "the personal is political" certainly applies to the Korean-American comedian Margaret Cho, whose brilliant, over-the-edge concert film "Notorious C.H.O".
The former claim is certainly true: He applied Neoplatonic doctrines to traditional pagan religion and myths and was in many respects a more extrovert thinker interested in applying Platonic philosophy to various spheres than his master, Plotinus.
