She
realizes that all this is important: to reduce films that are not diagnostic, meaning that they have to be retaken, and also to ensure that a quality image is projected in all that is done for the patient.
I started to
realize that a lot of people live with anger and that could so easily be me.
3) An advanced wave-concatenative speech synthesis engine, which
realizes high-performance reading through an advanced, wave-concatenative speech synthesis method based on a wide-range of speech data.
To the extent T
realizes a loss on the put option, it is capitalized into the basis of the X shares that T identified.
It took about 30 seconds to
realize that I had met an experienced baseball guy who was more than willing to help me out.
Along the way, as great expectations do battle with development, it's good for them to
realize when things are not going effortlessly, to hold the course.
But it has forced a lot of people [in the congregation] to think hard about their opposition, and I have had more than one person come up to me and say, 'I did not know what I thought about this, but now I
realize you have to do it.
They
realize learning is internal, not external, and that it is different from receiving grades.
By including international staff into the American camp experience, perhaps we can make an impact upon the world that is greater titan we
realize.
In revenue ruling 2002-44 the IRS has provided two "fact patterns" that help explain when a taxpayer
realizes a gain or loss on a short sale of stock.
Since mutual funds
realize that investors don't like up-front load fees, they have become adept at building less conspicuous fees into the system.
They must
realize that preventive/predictive maintenance consists of more than written inspection forms and corrective work orders.
