approximate time of the construction of the Merheleva Ridge complex.

This initiative is part of a project Extended Range Simulations over South America using the ETA CPTEC model of Center for Weather Forecasts and Climate Studies, Brazil.

The upper limit of the cold zone marks the tree line and the approximate limit of human habitation.

(iii) The approximate date of decay or re entry, if States are capable of verifying that information

He expressed disappointment that the first approximation checkpoint of July 2005 did not provide the expected results.

For example, Brazil reported the use of the ETA weather forecasting models of the National Centers for Environmental Prediction in the United States of America, which is a model configured to run in South America, to make seasonal climate predictions.

The Committee is expected to use its best efforts to draw up comprehensive lists of missing persons of both communities, specifying whether they are alive or dead, and in the latter case the approximate time of death.

On February 23, Russians celebrate the Day of the Defender of the Fatherland, a rough equivalent of Father s Day but with a militaristic flavor.

(a) block means a cell of a grid as provided by the Authority, which shall be approximately 10 kilometres by 10 kilometres and no greater than 100 square kilometres

The US has done slightly worse than suggested by this rough measure Japan has done a bit better and most other rich countries come pretty close.

He wanted to estimate N, the number of communicative civilizations out there in our galaxy, and he included in there the rate of star formation, the rate of planets, but crucially, intelligence.

The proximate cause of price growth since mid 2007 is the appearance of production bottlenecks as domestic demand exceeds supply in an increasing number of sectors, such as power generation, transportation, and intermediate goods industries.

Coronary heart disease The approximate prevalence of the metabolic syndrome in patients with coronary heart disease (CHD) is 50 , with a prevalence of 37 in patients with premature coronary artery disease (age 45), particularly in women.

This requires that technical work be advanced substantially, most notably the completion of the approximation of full modalities in agriculture and non agricultural market access by the end of July 2005, or shortly thereafter, and in advance of the ministerial conference.

Time waits and time forgets.

Now is the time when it's ripe ripe for the picking.

At the same time, buyers expect even lower prices down the line.

UNHCR provided the less than material total of these commitments below 5,000 in 2003 ( 1.79 million, i.e., 3.8 per cent of a total 47,025,730) and explained that the cost of compiling these small amounts every year from more than 200 field offices would not be compensated by any significant benefit.

Time data

Time is running out.

Time is running out.

He'll lose time.

The Discovery of Time.

The use of time

Seek time Time needed to move the head to a new position (specific track).

Judge of Appeal in Samoa (1982 ), the Cook Islands (1982 ) and Niue (1995 ) Judge of the Supreme Court of Fiji (2003 ).

Time is not important.

He complains all the time.

He's always complaining.

It is so early.

Tom's wasting time.

What is the time there?

But time is running out.

About time!

It's time to go to bed.

Date Time...

It is time to act.

Rich country governments, led by central banks, should provide the large scale funding needed to stem the run on developing country finances.

Humans ran and ran all the time.

But time is running very short.

Do you have a lot of time?

Do you have a lot of time?

He was silent all the time.

He continued walking for some time.

The alloted time ticked away quickly.