It scales in the same way everywhere.

He is the president in name only.

Vector designs are completely scalable.

In name, Guatemala is a fledgling democracy.

Although nominally, Egypt was somewhat independent,

I mean, everything is scaling up very nicely and we're getting more confident.

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You married me, but in name only.

The new world order remains a misnomer.

And I'm not talking about a flat structure, by the way, because that doesn't scale very well,

North Korea still causes trouble, and China is nominally a Communist state.

Esperanto is not only nominally but also structurally an international language.

State Security is nominally responsible for politically based security issues.

The cabinet is responsible to the bicameral parliament, the States General, which also has legislative powers.

Besides, I'm going to pour it over this sliced banana, so vitamin C will be involved.

And then in the next section I'll talk about how that scales up to cover the entire earth, with the, the

This mechanism for the deliberately progressive construction of a unified polity out of nominally sovereign states is unprecedented in human history.

Old Mr. Brady is the boss, but Mr. Sherman is the key man.

It's only that with the mortgage holders and the death duties... my inheritance of Hurstwood is purely nominal.

In Switzerland and Denmark, investors want exposure to a currency that is expected to appreciate in nominal terms.

Nitrogen(I) and bismuth(I) are known but rare and ununpentium(I) is likely to show some unique properties, probably behaving more like thallium(I) than bismuth(I).

For a period from 25 November 1885 to 17 May 1886, she was the extant Head of the State of Spain.

In practice, there has been little difference for their inhabitants between the nominally independent TBVC States and the quot self governing territories quot .

In truth, however, there are many degrees of independence, and not all nominally independent central banks operate in the same way.

The inter ministerial committee had already begun its work and had embarked on educational and awareness raising campaigns, including literacy programmes and pilot projects to promote greater access for women to microcredit.

So the route in is recognizing one of the most extraordinary things about life, is that it is scalable, it works over an extraordinary range.

The main change is in foreign policy, where, at least nominally, Piñera has clearly transferred Chile from one camp to another.

In a linear normalization, the weight formula_1 of a descriptor is mapped to a size scale of 1 through f , where formula_2 and formula_3 are specifying the range of available weights.

The same principles, the same dynamics, the same organization is at work in all of these, including us, and it can scale over a range of 100 million in size.

In 1924 it was reorganised under the aegis of the Deutsche Reichsbahn Gesellschaft (DRG), a nominally private railway company, which was 100 owned by the German state.

At this date, though Newman was still nominally associated with the Evangelicals, his views were gradually assuming a higher ecclesiastical tone.

They do not want to deal with the Palestinians, and so are erecting a physical barrier through areas that are now nominally under Palestinian control.

As a result, in places like Egypt, Christians have faced harsh social discrimination and violence, sometimes at the hands of the nominally secular state.

So the compactness of the Bayes network leads to a representation that scales significantly better to large networks than the common natorial approach which goes through all combinations of variable values.

For the this division is merely nominal, as nothing changes from one antarakalpa to the next but for the other three kalpas it marks an interior cycle within the kalpa.

After a brief improvement, the 27 year old king died on 25 November 1885, and Mercedes became the extant Head of the State of Spain under the regency of her mother.

These southern and at least nominally Christian troops remained the only permanent garrison of the town and province until their mutiny in August 1955.

These southern and at least nominally Christian troops remained the only permanent garrison of the town and province until their mutiny in August 1955.

Joseph concluded that ...the manner in which he was treated for upwards of sixteen years could not but have confirmed him in the delusion that the preservation of his own person was the only thing of importance.

In comparison to the approved budget for 2002 2003, the proposed Convention budget represents a nominal increase of 54.16 per cent in United States dollars and 1.46 per cent in Euros.

Henry of Flanders demanded that Michael submit to the Latin Empire, which he did, at least nominally, by allowing his daughter to marry Henry's brother Eustace in 1209.

First journey to India In March 1767 he sailed for India, nominally as purser of an East India ship, commanded by his maternal uncle, Captain Alexander Macleod.

Although nominally governed by ethnic federalism, where this threatened secession, as in Oromia or the Ogaden, Meles was quick to ignore the constitutional set up.

Despite the government s crisis of legitimacy and endemic mismanagement, the Green Movement nominally led by opposition presidential candidates Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi faces major obstacles.

Local experts had previously warned Yam about this, but he dismissed their argument in a way that one economist who was present at a meeting with him described as demeaning and contemptuous . Moreover, they left in shock in realizing Yam, and the financial secretary, Donald Tsang, nominally his boss but without real power, didn t really understand the experts economic reasoning.