The 3-m resolution Stripmap mode and the 1×3 m resolution spotlight mode can be used situationally.
Leinart was the starter at the beginning of the 2007 season, but when the offense struggled, coach Ken Whisenhunt decided to use Warner situationally, including in the red zone.
In this sense, and along with Whittle et al. [ 50], we also think that "the subtle, reflexive, and situationally competent use of discursive devices in rhetoric plays an important role in the process of organizational change".
Mr. Hakkinen said people who are on the road without a computer or otherwise not near one -- what he called "situationally disabled" -- can also use it.
It's easy to conceive of scenarios and use cases where guides can become assistants, assistants situationally escalate into colleagues, and consultants transform into bosses.
The potential harms of anabolic steroids are not only the result of their pharmacological active substances or route of administration, but also the result of numerous factors that are situationally and structurally dependent on the environment in which the use of anabolic steroids occur.
Finally, by using the following example, we show that Corollary 2.1 can be situationally more useful than Theorems 2.1 and 2.2.
That is, a reduced level of function in the context of paracetamol overdose is the situationally appropriate way for the liver to perform.
Interestingly, a long continuous shot, such as that used in the present study, potentially does allow endogenous exploration, especially in the context of a situationally rich environment, as in the scene from Touch of Evil.
However, more in-depth analysis illustrates the multi-dimensional, situationally dependent meanings of flash flood alerts, as well as the importance of evaluating interpretation and use of warning information along with alert terminology.
