Give me a call because I got a plan for you.

And not just because a local boy has done well.

I must work very hard on my body because I'm 18 years old.

He had turned back now only because I made him.

I feel real bad because I've let a lot of people down.

I feel bad for him because he is a good guy.

They called me up in the office because I left one at home.

Most children are not here because their parents made them come.

And not because we have the right to play 40 minutes.

For the most part, parents look after their children because they love them.

I'm also here because I love and believe in my country.

I like him a lot because of what he can become.

Because look at what's going on in the city today.

We find hope in our most trying times because God is with us.

We had about 45 minutes, because the place would always close at 6.

Because each family is different, no single system works for everyone.

Because next week we would all be back to school again.

Because I need to have a second home in another city.

"Some people will say things because they want to get money from you."

You love her because she is part of the family.

Most men show up, however, because they have no other place to go.

"Because they knew the government was never going out of business."

He had a hard year because his wife left him.

And they can tell me those things just because I'm a woman.

I think we lost because people really wanted a change.

I never thought money would come back at me because of my name.

He's not getting the same love because of the money he makes.

He had been on leave because of health problems since 2000.

Do we love other people because of who they are?

Because of the new money, they now will have five times as many.

Ask him if he's ever felt bad because of something a person said.

They're high because of what can be done to you.

We are only able to provide these programs because of your support.

But I think they come to him because of his head.

Someone is after her now because of what she saw?

Even more so now because of the new life inside her.

Because of our relationship, I wanted to do what was best for him.

But the Government has put them off because of the war.

And all because of days like the one I had last week.

"And we are trying to keep public interest high because of the problem."

"You came to see me only because of what happened last night?"

Because of her, their lives were all about to change.

I am used to being put down because of my age.

I understand only because of my time among your people.

For one reason or another, all four women were here because of him.

No one can say they ever did time because of me.

In 1937 he left the position because of old age.

She left the house on Day 12, because of problems with her work.

I'm not going to do anything different because of something he says.

With him, because of what he had done to her.

What is the cosine law and how do you use this in real life situations?

One way is to apply the law of cosines twice.

The following is an independent proof using the law of cosines.

"Has the same cosine" on the set of all angles.

One can also prove the law of cosines by calculating areas.

The side can be found from the law of cosines:

Recently, a small device known as a cosine indicator has been developed.

This is the reason for the name cosine law.

Who would like to begin by defining a cosine?

In this case, the cosine between items 1 and 2 is:

Now we use law of cosines to find the second angle:

It is even possible to obtain a result slightly greater than one for the cosine of an angle.

This can be performed if we know the cosine series for :

What remains to be explained is the cosine factor.

This means that one cosine has 2 associated angles.

The discrete cosine transform is a way to find out which tones to play in order to make a given sound.

At first we determine the angle using the law of cosines:

The scattering angle, derived from the law of cosines is with respect to the sun.

The sine and cosine defined by this are entire functions.

It's not so much that they've forgotten basic trigonometry - which is cosine?

Thus the simple term is now the product of two cosine factors:

In this case the solution is equivalent to a discrete cosine transform.

It can be proven using the law of cosines or as follows:

"Sine and cosines, you know," he muttered to himself in French.

So it's going to be the cosine isn't it.

Cos lettuce may be grown here, but the name is unrelated.

Sugarloaf looks rather like cos lettuce, with tightly packed leaves.

Finely shred the spinach or cos lettuce leaves.

She washed a Cos lettuce, leaf by leaf, then patted each of them carefully with a tea towel.

The trick works and Seth eats the tainted cos lettuce, causing him to become pregnant with his nephew Horus' child.

Cos lettuce at the Telegraph Gardenshop.

The salad looked very pretty with its slices of pale-green avocado and strips of red pepper against the dark-green cos lettuce in a glass bowl.

Cos lettuce, I know, is our romaine, and I presume that brown onions are Spanish onions.

Romaine or cos lettuce (Lactuca sativa L. var.

Cos lettuce was considered sacred, and was connected with Min the deity of reproduction, and was believed to be a powerful aphrodesiac.

Leafy green vegetables rich in vitamin K, like kale, collard greens, cos lettuce, broccoli and spinach, are very good for Type Os.

In 1586, Joachim Camerarius provided descriptions of the three basic modern lettuces - head lettuce, loose-leaf lettuce and romaine or cos lettuce.

Team this with crisp cos lettuce and good thick bacon that's always cooked fresh, a few slices of ripe tomato and - the best bit - Babka's herb mayo - ooh, it's good.

I also like the look of their new Cos lettuce, 'Corsair', which keeps well in the ground, has excellent disease resistance and received an Award of Merit from the RHS.

Winter Gem cos lettuce (from Thompson & Morgan, thompson-morgan.com), or the Italian 'Meraviglia d'Inverno San Martino' (from Seeds of Italy) is the classic tough-variety lettuce to sow now.

In all the restaurants down on the coast they offer you very much the same salad, sometimes with a few olives, cucumber slices and cos lettuce all prettily arranged on a flat dish, a mixture not unlike the salade niçoise of Southern France.

"Sure I'd like to have romaine lettuce seeds," the woman said.

Serve it as a side dish or over romaine lettuce for a light lunch.

There's some romaine lettuce in the supplies Thomas sent down."

The dark green, crinkly leaves of the most common type are like Romaine lettuce.

After all, one cup of romaine lettuce tallies only 10 calories.

A. There is certainly a big difference in nutritional value between iceberg and romaine lettuce.

Analysis of this study indicates that eating romaine lettuce was associated with illness.

Well, you know yourself if you take romaine lettuce there's a lot of sand in it.

They will also do very well on fresh vegetable matters such as romaine lettuce and spinach.

The translation promised a grilled chicken breast on Romaine lettuce.

Our salads arrive, and I cram romaine lettuce into my mouth.

Place romaine lettuce over one half of dough.

A few qualms: "Romaine lettuce is the only vegetable," she says.

As for the radicchio and romaine lettuce wrappers, you could eat them forever.

The most common vegetables used as bitter herbs are horseradish and romaine lettuce.

Blanche a romaine lettuce leaf by dipping into boiling water for five seconds.

Stick with celery, cucumbers, tomatoes, green peppers, and Romaine lettuce.

Romaine lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers are the main ingredients.

It can be drunk mixed with a little rosewater or used as a dip for Romaine lettuce.

I was hacking away at a head of romaine lettuce the other day when I noticed something disgusting.

The public is able to hand feed romaine lettuce for a fee to the giraffes at inside or outside enclosures.

More non-heading types, mostly leaf and romaine lettuces, are also being grown.

Romaine lettuce is commonly used in Middle Eastern cuisine.

Well, it's not exactly a salad so much as huge leaves of romaine lettuce stuffed into a plastic bag for transporting.

"I looked like I had a head of Romaine lettuce on my head."

The question is: whether to eat the romaine or not.

Through them, he could see the Romaine hanging in space.

Everyone also knew that he had intended to kill Romaine.

"You get the same vitamins from the romaine, and it costs half as much."

Then, at the last minute, he remembered something he'd meant to ask Romaine.

Mira Romaine had been another, and she, too, was no longer among the living.

Romaine called out to him, running to his side.

Through a complicated and elaborate plan, Romaine was in fact working to free her husband all along.

The sauce for the romaine leaves was not too spicy.

He knocked back the vodka and left the bar to find Romaine.

Through all this, Romaine led the way toward the interface staging room.

Romaine can stand being cut with a knife, and is not easily bruised.

Romaine shook her head as they approached the security field at the end of the tunnel.

At the table, pour half the oil over romaine.

There are many reasons for this, which Romaine discusses at some length.

Which, by the way, is why Romaine, though admirable in many ways, will fail.

"One of us will meet you in the main swimming pool equipment room," Romaine told them.

Outside the city were chains where exotic lettuce was more likely to mean romaine.

Romaine chose an area of shore terrain, by night, no weapons.

Romaine came by one day to see him, and demanded, "Are you going to testify at my trial?"

Mr. Romaine said he had been "trying to fix the problems in my party."

Romaine of the obstacles this year for a Republican.

She bore a striking resemblance to her own mother, who had died when Romaine was 9 years old.

Just before serving, combine the romaine and walnuts in a large bowl.

"I've heard those old horror stories, too," Romaine said with a serious expression.