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This could allow engineers to more accurately apply available commercial software.

The Office of EM was formed to organize and monitor the cleanup effort, apply available technology to waste problems and make investment decisions with regard to developing new technologies to address unmet waste resolution needs.

If received signal strengths are well sufficient for the served terminals, then it may apply available transmit beamforming methods to decrease the interference level in adjacent cell provided that this operation is not violating connections of its own users.

"There was no effort to identify, evaluate or apply available technologies that would control CO2 emissions and the permit contains no CO2 emission limits," Moore wrote in her June 30 ruling, overturning a lower court's decision to issue an air-pollution permit to Dynegy's Longleaf power plant near Columbus, Georgia.

(d) Scriptlet scaffolds prompt learners to apply available scriptlets needed to successfully engage in a scene.

2 3 42 43 However, there appears to be a failure to apply available research evidence to improve the health of populations on the continent.

Its content is beyond what we could ever construct by applying available mental operations to what experience directly provides.

We account for the booting time of an instance, and the remaining time taken to setup – applying available patches – the instance appropriately for each benchmark to be run.

The key to promotion strategy is figuring out where the optimum balance is for your product and applying available resources to it: If you're a Nobel Prize-winning scientist, pull is all you need.

These Tables, are either generated using an Equation of State (EoS) model already tuned to the available lab data or from the data itself or by applying available correlations of general use.

There are concerns regarding uncertainty about the accuracy of applying available empirical willingness-to-pay (WTP) estimates for reducing accidental deaths to value changes in risks of pollution-related deaths.