This from a borough president whose array of "Welcome to Brooklyn" signs includes the old Jackie Gleason assessment of tasted liquor: "How Sweet It Is".
"I didn't want to wear it until I painted it," said Mr. Gonzales, whose array of work is now on view at Half Gallery on the Lower East Side.
SABMiller, whose array of brands includes Peroni and Castle, has remained steadfast in pursuing a deal, despite the unwillingness of Foster's to hold discussions.
The younger woman, whose array of thongs on little white plastic hangers already weighed down her index finger, nodded enthusiastically and said, "You can't ever have enough of those".
A1 An Old-Economy Deal United Technologies, one of the last old-style conglomerates, whose array of products includes jet engines and elevators, was said to be preparing to announce that it will buy Honeywell for $40.3 billion in stock.
One could point to Tinned Fingers, whose array of cardboard cutouts conjure a series of flat-pack adventures in When You Cry in Space Your Tears Go Everywhere, or to the wide-eyed puppets of Green Ginger that appear in separate panels like a live-action comic strip.
That may end up being the best thing about this latest offering from the That's a Lot of Children network, whose array of shows — "Kate Plus Eight," "Table for 12," "19 Kids and Counting" — already gives it a population large enough to deserve its own Zip code.
Now we consider the DS beamformer, which is steered to and whose array weights are.
The conclusions can be used as the reference to the design of the multi-subarray antenna and other antennas whose array calibrations are discontinuous.
In a PolSAR image, the uncollapsed parallel buildings whose array direction is parallel to the flight direction are dihedral dominated, so their scattering power is strong.
