It is worth mentioning that the present methodology is very pertinent in many science fields, in the sense that it allows to ease not just the optimization of databases which include the information about the real condition of an existing structure, but also the analysis of such structure.
As Torquay began to fade, the decisive moment arrived when Mohamed was allowed to ease infield after collecting a pass from Ben Burgess and he played in McGlashan, who poked home via Olejnik's boot and the inside of the far post.
He was allowed to ease into his first innings when the first ball he faced, from Neville Quinn, was a deliberate full toss to give him an opportunity to score his initial runs easily.
He is trying to raise an endowment to allow him to ease out.
The inquest heard guidelines state police could consider "backing off" to allow tension to ease, the affects of alcohol to dissipate and the subject's mental or emotional state to stabilise.
Some Republicans withheld their support after the chamber's Democratic leadership refused to allow amendments to ease emissions curbs, promote natural gas and approve the controversial Keystone XL pipeline.
Electronic trading in energy futures normally begins at 6 p.m. on Sundays to coincide with the opening of Asian markets, but because of the approaching hurricane, electronic trading began at 2 30 p.m. Sunday to allow traders to ease their risks.
One possibility might be to find a partner that could allow Vivendi to ease out in stages, perhaps lowering its stake to 51percentt at first and then selling the rest later when it could get a better price.
A deal with creditors could bring relief, however, by giving the country access to dollars, which would in turn allow it to ease controls on imports and on capital.
The bankruptcy, under Chapter 9 of the federal bankruptcy code, could allow OTB to ease its debt burden and cut costs by renegotiating union contracts and closing some parlors, the governor's office said.
