sixteen

My point is if your can organize a paper with sixteen co-authors you can also arrange for peer review.

Yesterday a car carrying sixteen people crashed into empty car that got stuck midway, severely injuring four.

By comparison, Esperanto's grammar is very easy--sixteen rules, easily learned by anyone familiar with a European language.

You only have a solution when it performs the way you (originally, sixteen iterations ago) expect it to with the users.

Is sixteen years not long enough for a language feature set to stabilize?

This is so patronizing, like it's being explained to a sixteen year-old.

Which is going to look ridiculous as soon as it hits court, because there's clear precedent for the standard meaning - sixteen years of it.

Now sixteen years later this type of accounting has returned.

I basically fought with myself for 3 days over finally spending $75 to upgrade sixteen 40 watt bulbs and seven 60 watt bulbs.

Had no idea Voat was run by a sixteen-year-old.

I'd been at the acquired company for sixteen years, so most of my ideas on the side came about after I started employment.

So the Solarized home page starts off with this paragraph: > Solarized is a sixteen color palette (eight monotones, eight accent colors) designed for use with terminal and gui applications.

Turning just sweet sixteen I did one myself as an "Application Developer" in the airline industry.

Please don't trivialise Esperanto by referring to the century-old "sixteen rules myth," this is harmful to people with a starting interest in the language.

"Too urgent to be peer-reviewed" Maybe the sixteen co-authors could have...oh, wait what?