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Schematically, the Patriots, even with a new head coach, figure to look the same on both sides of the ball.

I thought then, and still think now, that this column summing up the responsibilities of democratic citizenship was both an elegant example of a difficult kind of opinion writing (the kind I called, schematically, 'professorial' or 'analytic') and a teeming template for the kind of opinion the public discourse needed.

Schematically, the total idler bandwidth is divided into hundreds of contiguous spectral zones of a few wavenumbers, and each of these zones works like a single laser, which can be activated on demand to measure the target molecules.

"While schematically they run some different things, you still see speed and explosion and they score a lot of points.

The CUT has 11 nodes, as numbered in Figure 1, with the schematically redundant ones listed in Table 2.

Summary: The draft finance Law 2017, which, very schematically, will determine how Tunisia will spend its money, the sums it has and that it has not by the way, i.e.

Known for a diverse practice that includes video, sculpture, and printmaking, since 2008 Maria Taniguchi has also been making black paintings that schematically depict a wall of tiny black bricks.

Schematically, in each national market two F-M operators can be seen: the incumbent and one that has managed to combine its mobile assets with cable infrastructures.

While depicted schematically as being located in a single layer of the waveguide 302, the multiplexed holographic grating elements 308, 310, and 314 may occupy multiple layers.

''We're ahead of where we were a year ago -- schematically, running the football,'' Addazio said.