4 08 p.m. | Updated LOS ANGELES — The Bagger is not keen on self-promotion – except, of course, for the whole referring to ourselves in the third person thing – but if you followed our ballot, you did pretty well: 20 of 24.
Here, a context of use as a whole refers to the simultaneous analysis of usability issues across different system within the same domain.
The native Aleut name for Mount Cleveland is Chuginadak (the name currently given to the island as a whole), referring to the Aleut fire goddess, thought to reside in the volcano.
"The visual, the text, and the whole refer somehow to truths of the past, though there is something very contemporary about it: The colors, the pixilation, the quotes that are all over social media as if we seemingly lost sense of the truth," says Franquet.
On the whole, referring institutions were very positive with their feedback on the effectiveness of the Diversion Centre.
The majority did not mention these as a whole, referring to children in nurseries or young adults at universities.
It is a word for a part of something, used to refer to the whole entity; or the whole is referred to in terms of something associated with it [ 42].
In the study of regular approximation problems, the related induced regular self-adjoint extensions should be extended to the whole interval referred for the singular problems.
The University Hospital possesses an expert Hematopathology laboratory and accepts patients from the whole area, referred by physicians of smaller hospitals and private practice.
While some spoke of the team as a whole, others referred to specific team-members who "walked that extra mile" to find acceptable solutions.
