Even then, Eckert didn't so much summarize as he did whitewash.
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The Thunder were never as easy to summarize as Golden State (Curry-Green pick-and-roll, snipers fanned around) or Cleveland (LeBron shouldering through, Kyrie crossing over).
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There's a restoration-departure as well: a last-page column, once a signature of the magazine, newly named and dedicated to what we could summarize as historical consciousness—"Res Publica"—the first of which begins the vital archaeological work of excavating a tradition in political thought that will be central for TNR in the years to come.
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But the purpose of the ad is primarily political, and the spot attempts to thread a difficult political needle by communicating a message I would summarize as something like this: Sanders doesn't talk about foreign policy much, and when political observers try to explain that, they generally say the issue is that he just doesn't get it or just doesn't care about it, or that his actual views are more centrist than his base might like.
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The underwriting cycle time is often severely hampered by the APS as it could take weeks or even months to obtain. Once obtained, it can be laborious to review and summarize as APS reports can be large documents containing an in-depth medical history information which may or may not be relevant.
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Phase stability is required to prevent significant volume changes (which occur during phase changes), which would cause the coating to crack or spall. In air-breathing engines, oxidation resistance is necessary, as well as decent mechanical properties for rotating/moving parts or parts in contact. Therefore, general requirements for an effective TBC can be summarize as needing: 1) a high melting point. 2) no phase transformation between room temperature and operating temperature.
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In 2013 a separate non-profit motivated group of hobbyists released a first version of terrain data of Middle-Earth compiled for Outerra. The goal of this digital elevation model project, which was launched by Oshyan Greene and Carl Lingard in 2006, is what they summarize as a "living, breathing Middle Earth" - a highly detailed model which includes rivers, vegetation, buildings, roads and subterranean features. The sources for the maps include Tolkien's maps (such as the ones in The Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion), Strachey's Journeys of Frodo, Fonstad's The Atlas of Middle- earth, the locations used in Peter Jackson's movies as well as fan made maps.
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Therefore, as the hole-complexes reach the surface, they disassociate: :h.Agv− → h• + Agv− → Br → FRACTION Br2 By this reaction equilibrium, the hole-complexes are constantly consumed at the surface, which acts as a sink, until removed from the crystal. This mechanism provides the counterpart to the reduction of the interstitial Agi+ to Agi0, giving an overall equation of: :AgBr → Ag + FRACTION Br2 ;Latent image formation and photography Now that some of the theory has been presented, the actual mechanism of the photographic process can be discussed. To summarize, as a photographic film is subjected to an image, photons incident on the grain produce electrons which interact to yield silver metal.
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Gupta and Ramachandran (1976), p.57-58 John Keay confirms this and also gives 950 BCE for the Bharata battle. Attempts to date the events using methods of archaeoastronomy have produced, depending on which passages are chosen and how they are interpreted, estimates ranging from the late 4th to the mid-2nd millennium BCE.Gupta and Ramachandran (1976), p.246, who summarize as follows: "Astronomical calculations favor 15th century BCE as the date of the war while the Puranic data place it in the 10th/9th century BCE. Archaeological evidence points towards the latter." (p.254) The late 4th-millennium date has a precedent in the calculation of the Kaliyuga epoch, based on planetary conjunctions, by Aryabhata (6th century).
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