In 1998, both lakes were essentially full and, between them, stored more than fifty million acre-feet of water roughly two and a half years' worth of the river's average total flow.
In 1998, both lakes were essentially full and, between them, stored more than fifty million acre-feet of water — roughly two and a half years' worth of the river's average total flow.
The class is "essentially full," Mr. Poch added, though some students on the waiting list might be offered admission.
Good connections to capitals are not enough: the economic action is increasingly in second-tier cities.Heathrow has some flights to new emerging-market destinations Hyderabad, Bangalore and Guangzhou, for instance but it is, essentially, full.
None of the countries in the region want to take a lead in piracy cases, and those that have been persuaded to take suspects – notably the Seychelles and Kenya – are essentially full up, and showing reluctance to take any more.
That's a quote from one Lawrence Finer, lead author of a new study just published in the May issue of the journal Pediatrics, which basically declares that most alarmist beliefs about modern teen sex are essentially full of crap.
However, some components of part (ii) (that being essentially full rank implies gradient weak local identifiability) is weaker than the other result, proved in part (ii) of Theorem 4 of Catchpole and Morgan [3], namely that if a model is of essentially full rank it is locally identifiable.
Mrs. Lewis says she spent several months a year in China overseeing the stores, which carry the Beatrice name and aim to be essentially full-service food suppliers.
Some PUA tactics can be creepy or strange, but this sort of thing is essentially full-on abuse.
Consistent with this assertion was the finding that the ATM protein expressed from the c.2T>C mutant allele in the LCL from patient A-T187 could not be discriminated from protein expressed from the second allele that was essentially full-length p.Arg3047X (c.9139C>T).
The crude anthropometric measures by parental marital status were essentially equal in the full sample (N=3137) and in the reduced sample with non-missing maternal education (N=2968), indicating that the reduced sample is representative of the full sample.
