Example John

John never returned from his pass. His brother said that after fighting with his wife John said he was just going to run to the store to cool off and get a pack of cigarettes. He was found later that day locked in his car at a local shopping plaza having taken his own life with a gun. No one really knows what happened. 

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Something that is clearly stated in a passage. For example, John is not in the office because he is late for work. ... 

I m not the only author to realize the immense challenge in publishing fiction. For example, John Scalzi (Scalzi.com) has written extensively on the difficulty of publishing science fiction. First let me tell you a little bit about John. He is a published nonfiction book author. He has written for the Chicago Sun-Times, the Washington Post, the San Diego Tribune and the San Francisco Examiner. He s even been on Oprah. John has been an editor, most notably for a humor area on America Online. He even has an agent—for his nonfiction. 

The first definition of the word has a more scientific ring to it than the second, the second being related to some extent to the rather more nebulous concept of beauty, for example John Bulwer wrote in 1650 True and native beauty consists in the just composure and symetrie of the parts of the body .f It is nonetheless interesting that when we go deeper into the scientific meaning of symmetry we find that the underlying mathematics involved has itself a beauty and elegance which could well be described by the second definition. 

Many web sites give interstellar distances. See, for example, John Baez, Distances, http // math.ucr.edu/home/baez/distances.html. Note that approximate values are used at the larger size scales. A typical equation for computing the maximum radius of the universe looks like ... 

See, for example, John S. UilWqvW., American Medicine in Transition, 1840-1910 (Urbana University of Illinois Press, 1981) and Lester S. King, American Medicine Comes of Age, 1840-1920 (n.p. American Medical Association, 1984). 

See, for example, John Redman Coxe, The American Dispensatory, Fourth Edition (Philadelphia Thomas Dobson and Son, 1818), pp. 268-269 Benjamin Ellis, The Medical Formulary, Fourth Edition (Philadelphia Carey, Lea and Blanchard, 1834), p. 188 and Robert Thomas, Universal Formulary (Philadelphia Blanchard and Lea, 1856), pp. 259-260. 

Chatterjee, S. Price, B. Regression Analysis by Example, John Wiley Sons New York, 1977. 

Examples John Dough, M.D., was audited when he reported only 5.68 in taxable income last year. 

The essence of the Bayesian approach is to provide a mathematical rule explaining how a hypothesis changes in light of new evidence [39], Back to John for an example John has to reach his bus not only once, bnt every morning. The experience he makes if he leaves his honse at different times each day affects his feeling of what the probability is for reaching his bns. 

Antecedent Pronouns are words that take the place of nouns the antecedent for the pronoun is the noun it takes the place of. For example, John fell down, but he didn t hurt himself. Here, the pronouns he and himself take the place of John therefore, John is the antecedent for he and himself... 

Appositives A word or phrase that renames the noun or pronoun before it for example, John, an experienced teacher, serves on several curriculum committees. 

Chatterjee, S., and Price, B., Regression Analysis by Example, John Wiley Sons, New York, 1977. Dobson, A. J., An Introduction to Statistical Modelling, Chapman Hall, New York, 1986. 

Criminal law is addressed in the courts through prosecution, and the penalty suffered is either a fine or imprisonment. Civil law is addressed in the courts through litigation, and penalties include monetary damages. For example, John Smith is driving the company truck. When he hits the brakes, they fail to operate properly and the truck runs off the road and into a ravine. As a result of the accident, John suffers severe back pain and is unable to work for several months. John perceives the benefits he receives are insufficient to compensate him for the inconvenience, pain, and suffering he has... 

See, for example, John Evangelist Walsh, Midnight Dreary the Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe (New York St. Martin s Minotaur, 2000). 

Scientific laws summarize and predict behavior, but they do not explain the underlying cause. A hypothesis is an initial attempt to explain the underlying causes of observations and laws. A hypothesis is a tentative model (educated by observation) that is then tested by an experiment, a controlled observation specifically designed to test a hypothesis. One or more confirmed hypotheses (possibly with the additional support of observations and laws) may evolve into an overarching model of reality called a theory. A good theory often predicts behavior far beyond the observations and laws from which it was formulated. For example, John Dalton, an English chemist, used the law of conservation of mass along... 

It is an interesting cultural trend. I am not sure that industry is really prepared for the shortfall of people trained in the correct areas that is coming in a few years. I am interested in hearing what trends you see. For example, John, you probably have some overlap with these areas as well. I would be interested in hearing what you have to say about how this shortfall should be addressed in the National Academies. 

Supply chains can influence demand by using pricing and other forms of promotion. For example, John Deere offers a discount to fanners who are willing to take ownership of a planter during the off-season. The further from the peak that a farmer places an order, the larger the discount offered by Deere. The goal here is to move demand from the peak period to the off-peak period, thus reducing predictable variability. It is thus important to understand how promotions influence demand. 

See, for example, John Erickson, The Soviet Union s Growing Arsenal of Chemical Warfare , Strategic Review, Vol. VII, Autumn 1979, No. 4. 

See, for example, John Llewellyn, Lawmakers Clash on Binary Weapons , Defense Week, 9 June 1986. 

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