It was a while, in this instance, before its impact was fully felt.
While, in this instance, the proposed suit does not arise a question of national concern, the constitutional provision which is said to confer jurisdiction should be construed in the light of all its applications.
"Anytime the words 'spread of gas in the subways' are strung together, while in this instance harmless, a public explanation is required," Paul J. Browne, the chief police spokesman, said on Tuesday.
So while in this instance, he believes, the authors "can reliably connect employment status to mobile phone usage pattern," in general, "we should recognize that many questions remain about how well this approach generalizes to other economic variables, other contexts, and across time". Individual privacy issues, Clauset adds, will remain important regarding this mode of research.
"While in this instance the event and associated disruption was not organised by or held at the station itself, we do recognise that the station can be a complicated place to navigate," a spokesman says.
While in this instance, luck happened to play our way, the real lessons from this experience made me a die-hard believer in the importance of having an automated savings plan, a disciplined low-cost portfolio strategy, and a commitment to avoiding market risk once you have accumulated the money you'll need for an important forthcoming event.
And while, in this instance, it's not a backdoor into Windows that can be used to steal user data, but rather just a workaround of Microsoft's own revenue engine that seeks to lock its software to the hardware it ships on, the wider point about security workarounds also being system weaknesses stands.
While in this instance front line players (nursing professionals) may not have had the power of medical professionals in other systems to disrupt or prevent implementation, the case study highlights the crucial role of "street level bureaucrats" in policy processes and the discretionary spaces they exercise [ 18].
So it took a while to learn that in this instance you don't wait until you really need it because then you need too much or it takes too long" (FCG 5).
In this instance, while the defendant's marital status formed part of the circumstances of his crime, the complainant had played no direct role in the crimes.
