Wetland areas and interests therein as identified in the wetlands provisions of the comprehensive plan and proposed to be acquired as suitable replacement property within the same State that is otherwise acceptable to the Secretary, acting through the Director, shall be deemed to be of reasonably equivalent usefulness with the property proposed for conversion.
Documents provided to Svorinich show that a HUD official found that several buildings on the site should not have been listed as suitable for occupancy because they are "within 2,000 feet of flammable or explosive material". That information, housing officials in Washington said, should not have been released.
Finally, it is clear that the clinic and clinical medication emerged in the narratives as suitable means of treatment within broader treatment strategies which included prayer, faith and a positive outlook.
The results imply that karst depressions serve as suitable geoarchives, particularly when investigated within a multi-method approach.
Based on a general variational formulation, the proposed aeroelastic models allow any arbitrary distribution of the flexible wing's physical properties and provide with a continuous solution of the wing's displacement along the span, as suitable for parametric optimisation studies within preliminary wing design.
Sets of SNPs and LSPs have also been identified as suitable markers for lineage identification within the MTB complex [ 8– 10].
In addition, there are several evidences of sites historically used by griffon vulture within the area highlighted as suitable by our model.
This approach is generally regarded as suitable when there are predetermined issues to explore within a limited time frame [ 17, 18].
The Pyr14TDI-LiTDI mixture, melting at 49 °C, shows remarkable stability within the 50 250 °C range, as well as suitable ionic conductivity, lithium ion transport, and electrochemical stability window.
These patients, within each individual clinical context, are considered as suitable for immediate or delayed radical treatment (via active surveillance).
