Then there's kinetic art which is virtually always moving literally, depending on which way the winds of appreciation blow.
Wind turbines operate under various wind conditions in which turbulence virtually always exists.
The problem with centralised effluent treatment is that combining two waste streams that require different treatment technologies leads to a cost of treating the combined streams which is virtually always more expensive than individual treatment of the separate streams.
The second assumption is that the scanning resolution is known (exactly or approximately) for each scanned image, which is virtually always true in case of professional scans.
Quiet and conservative, Watts was consulting Henry Poole and Dege, both of Savile Row for his suits which he virtually always wears without a tie.
For rosés, which are virtually always pricier than non-rosés due to the demand for them in the U.S., my top pick is NV Pehu Simonet Brut Rosé Grand Cru -- 92+ points ($64).
The most frequent manifestations, which are virtually always present, include mental retardation, morphological abnormalities of the head and limbs, short stature, hypotonia and hyperlaxity of ligaments.
Thus, the fitness consequences of the initial stages of hybridization, which are virtually always unknown in natural hybrid zones, can have profound effects on the longer-term consequences of hybridization.
In scoring neuronal necrosis, neuronal loss and gliosis, we evaluated the entire available region of each gray matter structure in the section, and assessed the most severely injured region, which was virtually always representative of all fields.
If there is one proposition with which virtually all economists agree, it is that free trade is almost always better than protection.
