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spec: " [ 24 ] In another letter he refers to the recent capture of the Thomas by a French privateer just beyond New York City 's harbor , which he characterizes as the talk of the town . The goal of the CHARISMA project was to remedy this problem by characterizing the behavior of several production workloads , on different machines , at the level of individual reads and writes . The 1960s were characterized by the increased need for data for use in revenue estimating and for determining tax policy , both within and outside the Treasury Department . It 's characterized by unilateral blisterlike lesions that erupt along dermatomes — usually T3 to L3 in the trunk or , less commonly , in the area of the 5th cranial nerve . Taking shelter during a nuclear attack is absolutely necessary - below ground is best . The disjunctive morass that characterizes much language writing emphasizes the inversion of hierarchical models of reading . Set reporting options for end-user reports and for administrator reports on the Global User Preferences or the Administrative Preferences tab . One rationalist 's axiom is another one 's madness . Preparation includes land clearing , removal of trash , land leveling , tilling , installation of drainage and irrigation systems , roadway and building site selection , soil fumigation , and land rolling . The cousin of a National Guard officer who was present at the infamous massacre in El Mozote told me his cousin is still '' visited by fright and guilt . For probate and other purposes , some states characterize certain separate property as quasi-community property . Temporal and spatial Markov models were developed for characterizing land use / land cover change in south-central Senegal , as an early stage in the development of models for lulc change forecasting . One of them is called Intruder Blaster and is supposed to allow you to kick such intruders off your network . The normal curve of distribution calculated from the histograms characterizes the tolerance of each species . Nonetheless , Moore 's account in Principia is important to bear in mind when trying to characterize non-naturalism in meta-ethics . In spite of their significant limitations , however , Harding 's divisions are still often cited , and remain useful in characterizing some of the main directions of the literature . Patient J.P. was missed as a direct resultof the scheduled sequence of reviews for the buildings in Laconia , notdue to any overt act which could reasonably be characterized as pooradministration . The Foreign Ministry official , speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to disclose the information , said the talks will be the first of 10 such meetings to take place in the Iraqi capital . The backup landing site at Edwards Air Force Base in California is not called up today . So taste differs from the assent that characterizes understanding or reason ( T , 458 ; EPM , 172 ; S , 219 ) . The current technique centers around characterizing a structure ’ s mode shapes — the shapes in which it naturally vibrates — and frequencies , or rates at which it naturally vibrates . However , when the `` politics '' or as I refer to it - - the `` socialization '' takes over , we do become examples of `` gender roles . Instead , he develops some of its implications in three substantive chapters , in each of which a reading of a literary text is used to `` inform '' an aspect of Realist theory . This tract is adjacent to critical habitat for the mouse on state-owned land . Television views from the station were spectacular , showing Fossum and Piers Sellers floating high " above " the shuttle 's open cargo bay , making various movements , or inputs , to help engineers characterize the crane 's rigidity . " Thus apocalyptic imagery came to characterize increasingly the expectations , until at length the sun was supposed to be darkened and the moon turned to blood before the great and terrible Day of the Lord . The educational design for the research course was coordinated with learning theory and information from cognitive science that characterized the learner as more than a passive receiver of knowledge . `` He spoke with the diffidence of a man who knew how slight a thing would overset the delicate organisation of the mind , and yet with the confidence of a man who had slowly won his assurance out of personal endurance and distress . These include characterizing polynomials some or all of whose derivatives split into linear factors over the rational integers , and characterizing rational-sided polygons or polyhedra which have rational areas or volume . Impetus for Democratic Atlanticism ? I would urge you to pay attention to the Global Web site , it is part of the Justice Department Web site to find out how that is working and efforts are progressing . '' The project would be comprised of two gas-fired turbine generators , one or more steam turbines and support equipment . If it is a double-coasted province the fleet may start on either coast . Very much a typical Nebraska scene . It was a pretty sight to watch them all together , child and pony half hidden beneath their load of birds . In this case , there is little to gain by limiting the free library to free software only , so we use the Lesser General Public License . This is a book about educating the consumer about debt . There is no other way to characterize what they are doing , " said Defenders of Wildlife President Rodger Schlickeisen . Definition : Transfusion-related acute lung injury ( TRALI ) is a nonhemolytic transfusion reaction characterized by acute respiratory distress in the form of severe hypoxemia and bilateral pulmonary edema , tachycardia , fever , hypotension , and cyanosis following the recent transfusion of plasma-containing blood products . " Beggars ca n't be choosers " was an expression she often deployed , a turn-of-phrase that best characterizes the churlish response of the U.S. state department to Zambia 's anti-GM stance .