Most seriously injured was a technician who suffered a fractured kneecap when the GSE cart overturned on him.

Most of the warlords in the coalition, with a few exceptions, sought the increase of personal military power in the time of instability instead of seriously wishing to restore the Han Dynasty's authority.

Most seriously, BCCI had made a staggering $ 1. 48 billion worth of loans to its own shareholders, who used BCCI stock as collateral.

Most professional players begin studying Go seriously when they are children, commonly reaching professional status in their mid to late teens.

Most of us would be glad to hear the work seriously performed once before we die.

Most of all she's good fun, she doesn't take it as seriously as some people do.

Most of them were not impressed, but two of them took the idea seriously and wrote this show.

Most of his time there was spent engaged in practical jokes and other hi-jinx and, years later, Howe told his children that he regretted that he hadn ’ t more seriously applied himself to his studies.

Most seriously, in order to be permitted to adopt a fellow citizen from another clan and its rites into his own, a Roman citizen was required to be at least middle aged ( beyond adulescentia, i. e. 30 or older ) and able to prove that he had tried but failed to produce children.

Most other demon lords do not take him seriously.

Most seriously, Brooke " confessed that he had made a false statement about his finances in his divorce deposition.

Most people working seriously with transparency will need to see the results and may fiddle with the colors or ( where possible ) the algorithm to arrive at the results they need.

Most seriously, after the fall of Constantinople to the Fourth Crusade in 1204, and its eventual recovery by Michael VIII Palaeologus, there came to be three Byzantine successor states, each of which claimed to be the Roman Empire, and several Latin claimants ( including the Republic of Venice and the houses of Montferrat and Courtenay ) to the Latin Empire the Crusaders had set up in its place.

Most Ghanaians and other ancient kingdoms associated with them, would seriously debate this.

Most seriously, he encouraged his parishioners to illegally grow vines and olives.

I didn't see the band going anywhere and I was yearning to become more involved with seriously constructed pop music "-Darryl Mather The band however reformed again a few months later, with Blood, Jakimszyn and two new members-Tony Bambach ( bass ) and Richard Lawson ( drums ), both from another Sydney band, The Most, who had been the Lime Spider's main rival in the 1982 ' Battle of the Bands ' competition.

Most hospitals and clinics are located in the larger towns, however, meaning that the seriously ill have little chance of getting to treatment in many cases.

107-111 ) Most seriously, he states that Cicero's self-aggrandizing prosecution led to several executions as well as a military campaign against a legion of impoverished Roman veterans.

Most were not and could not be taken seriously.

Most of their suggestions cannot be taken seriously, and include English novelist George Gissing, British prime minister William Ewart Gladstone, and syphilitic artist Frank Miles.

Most seriously, Green accused Kennedy of concealing the existence of a collaborator, referred to as " John Brown " ( a pseudonym probably chosen in honor of the 19th-century abolitionist John Brown ), whom Green alleged was in fact responsible for the most daring of Kennedy's undercover revelations.

Most of the anonymous confessional letters were dismissed by the police as hoaxes but one, known as the " From Hell " letter after a phrase used by the writer, was treated more seriously ; it was sent with a small box containing half of a preserved human kidney.

Most seriously, he was charged with assaulting and robbing 63-year-old Robert McCall at his Edinburgh apartment on July 11, 2008, and another assault six days later.

Men's Fitness magazine voted Roth Most Fit Director in their July 2006 issue, a title Roth takes very seriously, with a strict workout routine that he documents on the Hostel DVDs.

" Most tellingly, Pirckheimer wrote in a letter to Johann Tscherte in 1530: " I confess that in the beginning I believed in Luther, like our Albert of blessed memory ... but as anyone can see, the situation has become worse.

Most operators ( e. g., +, -, *, /) treated this as an integer, but others treated it as a memory address to be dereferenced.

Most modern semiconductor volatile memory is either Static RAM ( see SRAM ) or dynamic RAM ( see DRAM ).

Most N64 games saved to the cart itself instead of external memory cards.

Most other computers of the time with more than 64 KB of memory addressing were limited to bank switching where much if not all the 64 KB was simply swapped for another section of memory.

Most modern telephones, both mobile and fixed, have memory locations in which telephone numbers can be stored.

; unaligned access: Most CPUs are byte-addressable, where each unique memory address refers to an 8-bit byte.

Most CPUs can access individual bytes from each memory address, but they generally cannot access larger units ( 16 bits, 32 bits, 64 bits and so on ) without these units being " aligned " to a specific boundary.

Most of the research referred to here involves the phonological loop, because most of the work done on short-term memory has used verbal material.

Most modern operating systems that support virtual memory also run each process in its own dedicated address space.

Most theorists today use the concept of working memory to replace or include the older concept of short-term memory, thereby marking a stronger emphasis on the notion of manipulation of information instead of passive maintenance.

Most brain imaging studies of working memory have used recognition tasks such as delayed recognition of one or several stimuli, or the n-back task, in which each new stimulus in a long series must be compared to the one presented n steps back in the series.

Most of these fly reels also feature large-arbor spools designed to reduce line memory, maintain consistent drag and assist the quick retrieval of slack line in the event a hooked fish makes a sudden run towards the angler.

Most NOR Flash memory is a hybrid style — programming is through hot carrier injection and erase is through Fowler – Nordheim tunneling.

Most workstations had 1 MB of memory, though there were later 2 MB and 4 MB versions, along with 10 MHz processors.

Most cameras use an electronic image sensor to store photographs on flash memory.

Most of the machines were custom-built to crack a specific code, and increasingly used drum memory in order to store the intercepted messages to be studied.

Most versions of the HIMEM. SYS extended memory driver for IBM -/ MS-DOS famously displayed upon loading a message that they had installed an " A20 handler ", a piece of software to control Gate-A20 and coordinate it to the needs of programs.

Most of the management is implemented on the OS side in order to be properly integrated into the OS-kernel memory management.

Most modern CPUs are so fast that for most program workloads, the bottleneck is the locality of reference of memory accesses and the efficiency of the caching and memory transfer between different levels of the hierarchy.