The paper then makes an assessment of the implementation experiences: strengths and weaknesses, and finally, concludes by making recommendations to improve the performance of the future land pooling projects to achieve the urban planning objectives mentioned above.
Patañjali presents a long debate on the extreme positions in this argument, and finally concludes that both the individual instances and the class property must be included within the range of meaning.
The meeting here was scheduled to end late Saturday, but delegates agreed to extend the conference and finally concluded their negotiations early today, said Michael Williams, a meeting spokesman.
We then introduce the papers that are contained in the Symposium issue and finally conclude by discussing avenues for future research.
Paley struggled to reconcile the apparent cruelty and indifference of nature with his belief in a good God, and finally concluded that the joys of life simply outweighed its sorrows.
"Thinking" Catholics do not include those who have read and listened to conflicting opinions, struggled with pros and cons and finally concluded that church teaching on one or more of these neuralgic topics is right.
We dined unknowingly on whale stew, ordered whale steak, consumed whale kebab and finally concluded that it tastes best raw, Japanese-style, with a little soy sauce and garlic.
Now!" He persisted for five or six iterations, despite achieving little in the way of call-and-response, and finally concluded with a note of sarcasm, "Thanks for contributing, everybody".
Despite many attempts, he failed to identify the line with any element known on Earth and finally concluded that it corresponded to a new element, which he named helium, from the Greek word for sun.
We also provide a historical overview on empirical studies investigating modular patterns and, finally, conclude with a few words about the potential impact of modularity in the evolutionary trajectory of populations/species.
And finally, concluding remarks are given in "Conclusion".
