"Victory this year would be particularly appropriate," he said.
Renewable energy can be particularly appropriate for developing countries.
However, feed-in tariffs and investment subsidies seem to be particularly appropriate instruments in this regard.
It deserves a wide readership and would be particularly appropriate for graduate courses in U.S. religion or U.S. Catholicism.
In fact, Jefferson's Koran would be particularly appropriate for this occasion, not in spite of the prejudice within it, but because of it.
Criminal prosecution of a corporation may be particularly appropriate where the corporation previously had been subject to noncriminal guidance, warnings or sanctions".
The widespread nature of these disruptions suggests that broad imaging measures of neural connectivity, such as global based connectivity (GBC), may be particularly appropriate for studies of this population.
CLabel succeeds to be particularly appropriate for application to labeling problems and scenarios where human feelings and preferences are decisive to select the answers (i.e., labels) supported by the majority of the crowd.
A win would be particularly appropriate as Webber, along with the rest of the Gravity VFX team, works for the UK company Framestore; and Gravity, despite studio backing from Warner Bros, qualifies as a homegrown film via its British producer, Harry Potter's David Heyman.
CNTs have shown to be particularly appropriate to establish electronic communication with redox enzymes since the thin diameter can be approached closely to the redox active sites enabling therefore the regeneration of the biocatalysts either by direct electron transfer (DET) or with the help of so-called redox mediators which serve as intermediated for the electron transfer.
In fact starting from the first missions in 1970s until today, laser altimeters have been demonstrating to be particularly appropriate as part of the scientific payload whenever the topography of earth, lunar and planetary surface is the scientific objective of a space mission.
