Buckley came home from third on the
balk, and his teammates mobbed him at home plate.
Walk-off balk lifts Pirates; Oxford captures title upon controversial conclusion
[alpha] [right arrow] 0, [b.sub.i] = 1, 0 [less than or equal to] i [less than or equal to] N - 1; that is, the customers neither
balk nor renege.
A discrete-time queue with balking, reneging, and working vacations
Balk zips through piles of inventories, lists, flowcharts, diagrams, sequential imagery and the like, whose mannered and sometimes wackily Rube Goldberg-like inventiveness causes each to turn in on itself--less a critique of communication than a means to foreground its endless proliferation, even if in an initially manic way.
Dennis Balk: Institute of Visual Arts
"I need continuous feed of the new technology," said
Balk. "I can't wait five years in a normal acquisition program."
Marines eye littoral combat ship for future missions
need to focus and not fool around," says Christy, "because you can hurt yourself when you
balk in a dive."
Bound for Beijing!
Middle school students view themselves in front of an imaginary audience and are acutely self-conscious (
Balk, 1995).
Engaging students in classroom guidance: management strategies for middle school counselors
Moreover, many on the left argued that Bush intends to "energize the base" of conservatives on his behalf by nominating a solid constitutionalist to the court in order to please rebellious conservatives who
balked at his earlier nomination of White House Counsel Harriet Miers.
Alito and the imperial presidency: the new Supreme Court nominee, Judge Samuel Alito, has supporters and detractors on both sides of the political divide because his judicial track record is mixed
The RIFM strives to be the international leader for the safe use of fragrance ingredients (
Balk et al.
More recent studies on fragrances
Whoever really has considered the lilies of the field or the birds of the air and pondered the improbability of their existence in this warm world within the cold and empty stellar distances will hardly
balk at the turning of water into wine--which was, after all, a very small miracle.
Miracle
It is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in intensive care units worldwide (Friedman, 1998,
Balk, 2000), particularly in elderly, immuno-compromised and critically ill patients.
PROMETIC BIOSCIENCES ACHIEVES SECOND MILESTONE OF LICENSE
A second entry point was found in the work of
Balk (1966) who proposed a model, which focuses on those coping mechanisms employed by older children who have experienced bereavement.
Addressing the needs of lone-parent pupils
(I've never understood why people will spend $1,000+ for a two-day conference--airfare, hotel, registration--but
balk at $242 for a subscription to a twice-monthly newsletter.
How to deconstruct forced free trial results
However, then and now, I
balk at assuming that huge senior-level option grants align the executive with shareholder interests in a balanced way.
What risk really means
Our religious-based heterosexual society will
balk at any attempt by homosexuals to have equal marriage rights.
The m word. (reader forum)
* a new National Child Care strategy be developed between the federal government, the provinces and territories in the event that the provinces
balk at the codicil for dedicated funds;
Liberal caucus group wants preschool place for every child by 2007. (Children & Families)