Television still lacks this capability and generic advertisements are thrown at all kind of viewers, meaning a significant portion of them are irrelevant to individual viewers.
Pele was injured and did not play in that game, meaning the pair of them never finished on the losing team together in yellow and blue.
The aim of the project, which is taking place in cities across the continent, is to sensitise people to the meaning of cultural heritage and interest them in the preservation of ancient monuments.
That is because Japan's fifth-largest auto maker produces about 71% of its cars at home and exports roughly 80% of them, meaning a move in the currency can deliver a heavy blow or sudden windfall.
But now something external had transformed the meaning of these drawings, making them into what they were not, and so he'd told our parents that he'd destroyed them, making himself into what he was not.
From the days when it was little more than a muddy path, the Avenue has been populated by smart people, men and women full of passion and drive and strong beliefs, many of them well meaning.
Of the 61 teams relegated from the top division in the last 20 years (there were four in 1994-95), 26 of them had just gotten there meaning 43% of promoted teams have been going straight back down.
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But all of them in a variety of different publications - meaning it's almost impossible to find out how many vacancies there are across the public sector, what kind of salaries are being offered, how these vary from public sector body to public sector body and whether functions are being duplicated.
The percentages seem to me fine to compare on the same scale if we think of them simply as meaning the chance that it will happen to any individual on average.
MCI's articles of incorporation, meaning that changes to them must be approved by shareholders.
Spielberg and Winfrey each earn 53% ratings for influence, meaning that 53% of the population deems them influential.
Many of them trade infrequently, meaning price information is limited.
More than 100 closed-end funds are trading at discounts to net-asset value of more than 20.0%, though most of them are leveraged, meaning they borrow money to amplify their returns, a risky strategy if disaster strikes the portfolio.
Books have been reclassified as a "non-priority sector" meaning getting hold of the dollars needed to import them is increasingly complicated.
The solids from the water treatment, as mentioned have a lot of organic matter in them, meaning they are useful to other living things.
Meaning many of us were surprised and confused by them.
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The government also announced details of the various franchise deals coming up for bidding, with many of them having been put back, meaning the current operating company will have its franchise extended.
Finally, BT Reader, one of LG's own Android applications, monitors incoming SMS and reads them out to the headset, meaning users can stay informed without taking their smartphone out of their pocket.
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It is what enables him or her to wring meaning from facts and observations, and then be free of them.
However well-meaning, he has been shaped by events instead of controlling them.
First, of the 20, 000 accounts Swiss bank UBS (nyse: UBS - news - people ) has in Switzerland for U.S. clients, about 19, 000 of them are "undeclared"--meaning their assets are not disclosed to U.S. tax officials.
But for millions of people - and most of them are women - these words have no meaning, literally.
Both chips handle information differently during clock cycles, meaning that comparing them on clock cycles alone only tells part of the performance story.
People know anywhere from 50, 000 to 100, 000 words, each of them an arbitrary pairing between a sound and a meaning.
Their three-dimensional nature would, for example, permit the microscopic equivalent of wire coils to be etched on to them, meaning that they could act as radio antennae.
Workers want a sense of meaning in their lives, and small, thoughtful gestures make them feel like they belong and that their bosses care about them, and that spurs motivation.
Isaacson reasons the terms of the loans made them "nonrecourse" (meaning the employee's other assets weren't at risk) and that 1971 IRSregs on nonrecourse loans mean the shares shouldn't have been valued and taxed until the margin call, when they were worth less.
From the onset, the Personal Genome Project, set up by Harvard Medical School Professor of Genetics George Church, has warned participants of the risk that someone someday could identify them, meaning anyone could look up the intimate medical histories that many have posted along with their genome data.
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When a hospital negotiates with, say, Aetna over the costs of its surgical procedures, that hospital negotiator can much more easily walk away from a deal if she is confident that her hospital has a long waitlist for elective surgical procedures, meaning that the other insurance companies in town will bring them plenty of business to remain at capacity.
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