More important, citizens are amenable to backing most actions the government takes to stem Boko terror.
However, activated carbon impregnated silicon rods may may not be amenable to back-extraction, and silicon rods need large surface areas (∼2 m) to ensure a high sorption capacity.
Indonesia also would be more amenable to Australia turning back those on boats who seek to bypass the program, if we were actively assisting to reduce the pressure in their camps.
Requirement (i), for example, is met because primitive reconfigurations are atomic low-level operations amenable to be rolled-back, provided the existence of associated reconfiguration monitoring mechanisms.
These messages are very similar to those that apply to back and upper limb pain and are amenable to presentation written form - similar to The Back Book, The Whiplash Book, and The Arm Book[ 9, 10, 12].
We developed an animal model for chronic discogenic back pain that is amenable to assessment of behavioral hyperalgesia.
She was relieved when Dr. Greenberg told her not to worry about the cellulite on the back of her legs and amenable to his suggestion that she come to his office to discuss the nose job she was considering.
Every winter, when the hot-dog business is sluggish and the park is more amenable to sledding than to lolling and ruminating, Mohammad goes back to Egypt to see his family.
Biotech is one of today's many hot frontiers of technology, but one thing holding it back is that it's significantly less amenable to traditional computing techniques than other areas.
If the majority of aging genes are pleiotropic, as proposed by the evolutionary theory of aging, an opportunity is provided to identify these genes through the "back door," using phenotypes that are more amenable to genetic analysis.
The press was much more amenable to having June play more and claimed that the defense was back up to its prior level of excellence with the change.
