This further downplays the current necessity of a prominent running game, and demonstrates how effectively Manning replaces a "traditional" rushing attack by moving the chains through backfield checkdowns and WR screens.
Considering the current necessity for biosustainable processes based on a variety of feedstock types, cell factories which can convert a diverse array of carbon sources are becoming increasingly attractive.
Application of system identification for control in control system design of water distribution in main irrigation canal pools responds to the current necessity of introducing more effective and robust control systems.
The cover contradicts the book's spirit, but at the same time reveals the 'mammalian attraction' of potential readers, reaffirming the still current necessity of fighting for microbes.
"It is perfectly legitimate for the United States to respond to the current "necessity" posed by North Korea's nuclear weapons by striking first". Donald Trump is reported to have got rid of his secretary of state Rex Tillerson due to their opposing views on the Iran nuclear deal, which the US president has been deeply critical of.
However, our general finding that absolute wealth was the principal correlate of higher environmental impact suggests that any potential improvement resulting from higher per capita wealth is overwhelmed by the current necessity for economies to grow.
sGBS combines both approaches, eliminating the current necessity of two distinct platforms while leveraging continual advancements in sequencing technology.
In doing so, STI-GMaS will improve upon the current necessity for models to be heavily relient on phenomenological parameter values.
16 29 This study is expected to address the current necessity of collaborative practice between Korean and Western medicine to achieve optimal care in the particular context of the ED.
"We as individuals and collectively as a society must divide our giving between the support of urgent, current necessities, and incremental, lasting contributions," Eckhardt said.
