Mr. Dezer asked the engineer to modify the system to allow for heavier cars and for passengers to be able to stay in the cars.
Anti-rape activists are pushing for more legal reform: an amendment of the sexual-offenses act to allow for heavier sentences, and the introduction of hate-crimes legislation, which would address corrective rape.
Microarray data analysis should thus preferably use non-parametric approaches (cf. de Haan et al., 2009; Gao and Song, 2005; Lee et al., 2005; Troyanskaya et al., 2002; Tusher et al., 2001; Zhao and Pan, 2003) or approaches that allow for heavy-tailed noise models (cf. Gottardo et al., 2006).
Faster rifle twist ratios allow for heavier bullets to be shot more accurately through the rifle.
Ukraine's mineral deposits allowed for heavy industrialization after the Second World War; eventually, its factories were producing aircrafts, gas turbines, and steel.
Corrective actions Batches of raw materials that exceed the limits allowed for heavy metals or pathogens will be rejected.
Russia has received criticism for its human rights record and for a law it passed in June, which allows for heavy fines to be imposed on those providing information about homosexuality to people under 18.
Emerging techniques for high-throughput single-cell analysis (allowing for heavy and light chain pairing) will soon be adapted to sequence multiple genes along with the BCR, and eventually the full genome.
The pTAS family generalizes the well-known gamma distribution and allows for heavier tails depending on the parameter α.
