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Andrea Bertelle, Climaveneta's communications manager, said the Nabers scheme worked well because "it identified the right business case.
The petitioners also claimed that the state violated its constitution because it identified the fairgrounds as surplus property — meaning the property is no longer needed — but then planned to pump revenue from selling it into the state's general fund.
The Sun's page 2 lead was "BlackEdder: Miliband pinches Baldrick's election slogan" and there was an interesting column on the leader page by Trevor Kavanagh, "Is Ed next victim of back-stabbers?" Interesting because it identified the source of Labour's lack of solidarity.
Yet one of Perkins one percent friends, Tim Draper, lauded Perkins' statement as "brilliant" because it identified the "bitter taste of envy" that should be channeled instead into celebrating the accomplishments of the moguls of tech.
The genetically targeted ablation used in the present study was unusual because it identified the specifically killed tissue elements as GPT cells, whose survivors showed in turn a high degree of reconstitution and replacement in reaction to the loss of their predecessors within a defective neocortical phenotype.
Computational fluid dynamics can be used to optimize the turbulent precipitator because it identifies the two hydrodynamic zones in the filter.
Our approach complements GLS fragmentation models because it identifies the ultimate stress, from which the stress-strain curve given by the model becomes unrealistic.
We term our methodology the distance to structural complement (DiSCo) approach, because it identifies the minimum distance to achieve a full complement of structural units within the landscape.
The dynamic stiffness matrix (DSM -based DSM -basedentification methodampingsed by Lee and Kidentificationve and promethod because it identifies the damproposedrix from the measured DSM without relying on any unfounded assumptions.
Physicist Paul A. Newman of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, says the paper is important because it identifies the relationship between atmospheric sulfur levels and "surprisingly large" ozone losses.
