The 337-page report, which assesses virtually all of EFSA's activities in the period from 2006 to 2010, comes at a sensitive time.
The proposed best practices intend to provide engineers with fast, reusable, and efficient means to assess performance virtually and enhance maturity, performance, and robustness.
And while some productions have entirely replaced the opera recitative (which resembles sung ordinary speech), Ms. Paulus is assessing it virtually line by line to judge when heightened musicality or newly punched-up dialogue works best — resulting in a kind of hybrid.
Five compounds that constitute COREXIT, a negative control (17β-estradiol), and a positive control (Rosi) were assessed and virtually synthesized based on liquid state parameters at pH 7.4.
Similarly, a Canadian study of the effects of physical and social features on burglary victimization used Street View to virtually assess design features of houses (Apps [2012]).
Engineers from around the globe gathered "virtually" to assess the damage.
The tool allows commissioners to make changes to service provision "virtually" and assess the impact on costs, waits, etc. Whilst it is not possible to fully gauge the use of modelling and simulation in health services management, it is apparent to expert modellers that the use of modelling and simulation is currently not widespread in the UK [ 20].
Specifically these items assess attitudes regarding commonality (Virtually anyone can become mentally ill); dangerousness (People with mental health problems are far less of a danger than most people suppose); and responsibility (People with mental health problems should not be given any responsibility).
The Politico assessed that "while virtually every other world leader called for calm in Georgia last Thursday morning, John McCain did something he's done many times over his career in public life: He condemned Russia".
It is virtually impossible to assess Whitman's influence on the various prosodies of modern poetry.
