This has posed a challenge for donors: how can they continue their support for effective, conventional organizations while reaching out to unconventional movements, organizations, and individuals who are disqualified by default because of the nature of the customary grant application process?
Mr. Berlusconi has also thought of the customary group photo.
The study of the Bible, because it was generally acknowledged to be a fundamental part of Western culture, was to be emphasized at the expense of the customary focus on the Talmud.
Instead of the customary Sky News, I'm looking at a fireplace.
The surgery is potentially major, and thus encumbered by all of the customary risks.
The mission profile directed the B-29s to fly individually to the rendezvous point, changed because of bad weather from Iwo Jima to Yakushima Island, and at 17000 feet cruising altitude instead of the customary 9000 feet, increasing fuel consumption.
We believe that this approach is most convenient, because the customary method of characterising diagnostic accuracy as a pair of sensitivity and specificity, without the need for further test yield values, is preserved.
In part, this is because it has the customary skills of the nimble niche player: it is often quicker to spot trends than the big bookstores (let alone the notoriously inefficient book publishers); it also makes more effort to engage its customers (with on-line interviews, reviews and so on).This was perhaps to be expected.
Because the customary separation and analysis of liquid and solids between pretreatment and enzymatic hydrolysis used in conventional analyses is slow, labor-intensive and very difficult to automate, a streamlined approach we term 'co-hydrolysis' was developed.
In petroleum engineering, especially where risks and cost are high, fractal models will take their place along with existing models as a powerful tool for the reservoir engineering because of old customary models and assuming that homogenous reservoirs cannot be exact.
