She knew not what to think, nor how to account for it.
Streaming is still the only hypothesis to account for translocation in fungus.
HL7 messaging needs to be able to account for all these scenarios, which leads to a proliferation of conformance strengths.
House mothers, counselors, parents and guardians may be asked to initial to account for students' reading in English.
And how will the design of your forms change to account for this new approach in programming?
For a start, any tweaks we make to our climate models to account for it will produce scarier predictions of warming.
This enables the seal or packing to be tightened to suit the operating conditions and allows subsequent adjustment to account for wear.
This would allow it to adjust the intensity of the laser beam to account for the target's distance and atmospheric conditions, Mr Hore said.
"Today, technology is estimated to account for approximately 50% of all private sector capital spending in the United States Gross Domestic product"
One reason is that the electrical resistance in the corona is typically quite low - too low to account for the explosive rate at which solar flares brighten.
And yet, for all their faults, and for all of the frustration they have created, this week's sanctions are a vital part of holding Iran to account for nuclear proliferation.
He is sorely perplexed to account for the situation.
I find it enough to live, without spinning lies to account for life.
Some hypotheses fail to account for simultaneous extinctions on land and in the seas.
Buffett for backing the call to account for the cost of stock options more explicitly. He carps about Mr.
Environmental conditions mattered, but they were rarely, if ever, sufficient to account for sociocultural persistence and change.
Because once he has chosen to be free, he has to shoulder the responsibility and ethics of freedom. He has to account for his own choice.
For example, if your logo has a color that you do not reuse elsewhere in the design, you have to account for that.
The code also USES several helper variables to store the new position and that code is simplified a bit to account for only four block parts.
For the population to stand still, each woman needs to have 2.1 children (one child per parent, plus an extra 0.1 to account for women who die young, are infertile, or otherwise do not have children).
He says electrification will be a gradual process, predicting that it will take until 2025 for electric vehicles to account for 10 percent to 15 percent of the overall market.
Listing 10 is a new document, refactored to account for the need for a unique id.
He was unable to account for the deficit in the firm's bank balance.
It is the undoubted right of the people of England to call them to account for it.
Profit growth provides a fundamental underpinning to rising stock markets, and Wall Street analysts may soon start raising estimates for 2017 to account for fiscal stimulus.
However, you then need to account for the extra 1-bit in a normalized number, and then convert back to a floating-point number between 1 and 2.
What bullies fear most is exposure of their inadequacy and being called publicly to account for their behavior and its consequences.
You are legally entitled to take faulty goods back to the store where you purchased them, but you are supposed to account for why you want to do so.
His boss called him to account for failing to meet the deadline.
Distributors are encouraged to refer to the ordering tools, which have been updated to account for the new discount.
By 2013, e-commerce is forecasted to account for 7.7% of total retail sales, growing at CAGR of 46%.
The contract modification provides extension of the AEHF development contract. The extension is to provide contract coverage to account for launches of AEHF SVs 1-3 through 2012.
KPMG wants women to account for a quarter of partners by 2010; Deloitte is aiming for a figure of 31% for its female partners and directors by 2009, up from 26% now.
The government clearly needs to account for some serious allegations.
The speech technology attempts to account for accents and context in order to transcribe the recording into text.
And family fit up watersupply pipeline in,is it fit up expenses to be very few,often easy to ignore to account for.
The credit expired last year, as it often does, a victim of Congress’ unwillingness to account for its long-term cost.
General manufacturing, transport costs account for 45% of total logistics costs, while the cost of maintaining inventory to account for 37% of the total cost of logistics.
Having a partner in crime is all very well, but one does have to account for oneself a good deal.
The developing world is expected to account for more than half of all cancer cases in the world by2020 say medical experts.
By year 2005, Asia is projected to account for one third.
If they were ever faster than light, they wouldn't stay at that speed for long enough to account for OPERA's results.
"You want me to account for my pocket money, Daddy?
And given the uncertainty surrounding the estate tax, families with taxable estates need to make sure their documents are written to account for that uncertainty.
They fail to account for individual differences, and the wide range of characteristics among members of any group.
A number of explanations have been offered to account for this dilemma.
If the Fed fails to account for this change, it could try to promote more growth than the economy can sustain, causing inflation to rise.
The police tried to account for the blood spot.
However, even if the pilot schemes for the bonds do well, it will be a formidable challenge to scale them up to account for a significant portion of state spending on social services.
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