No scholars of Islam were consulted because "we do not customarily call experts to invite them to weigh in on the work of our contributors," he said.
It is a contentious issue among Buddhists in Rakhine, who consider the Rohingya to be illegal immigrants from neighboring Bangladesh and customarily call them "Bengali".
Firms customarily called within 48 hours, he explained.
Mr. Giuliani customarily calls on New Yorkers to give the police the benefit of the doubt.
Then, probably during the 6th century, there occurred a change customarily called the High German consonant shift.
The unseeded Thiago Alves of Brazil, who lost in the final qualifying round, takes Kiefer's slot, gaining entry into the main draw, making him what is customarily called a lucky loser.
It is true that Robert's climbs, even the unsponsored ones, are not immune to mercenary concerns: he avoids climbing on Mondays, he told me, because the weekend staff people at newspapers often fail to pass on the tip that he customarily calls in.
But at times, it's hard to know what elements of the story are more important — Horace's regret over never fighting in a war, or the fact that a minor figure named Phil Buzkol "actually had three nicknames, but he was customarily called 'McGarrett' "? (Fortunately for the reader and the story, it's the regret).
A compartmental model based on these assumptions is customarily called a SIR or SIRS model.
The transition from kinetic heterogeneous-fuel oxidation to diffusion-controlled combustion occurs via thermal runaway, customarily called particle ignition.
