Because of their multi faceted nature.
Offensively the Fire have been sparked by their multi faceted midfield.
The hypothesized relationship between CHW capacity measures (precondition 2) and product availability was not found to be statistically significant in the baseline perhaps because of the multi-faceted components of supply chain capacity, which interact in complex ways, and were not all measured in the surveys.
Medical self-management of multimorbidity revolved around amelioration of physical symptoms (e.g. pain and fatigue), but because of the multi-faceted nature of these symptoms the data included under this theme highlighted how participants' decision making about medicines taking was not straightforward.
Because of the coupling of the multi-displacements, this problem becomes more complicated but interesting for waves in solid.
We utilized the so-called Safe-Range-Inventory (SRI), a multidimensional assessment tool for capturing multi-facets of subjective range safety assessments.
Identification of Fe2O3 nanoparticles inside the cells was straightforward because the particles maintained their faceted feature.
Great skill is necessary at every stage, but especially during faceting, because the angles of the facets must be exact in order to yield maximum brilliancy, and their sizes must be accurately regulated to preserve symmetry.
However, because the multi-channel and multi-property of the target are employed in the CF, this kind of filter cannot directly apply to the online tracking problem.
Ashley Bouder was the most misguided Odette-Odile in "Swan Lake," but the intelligence with which she fine-pointed her role in "Emeralds" — in the multi-dimensionality of her solo the facets of jewels sparkled — was among her finest achievements.
However, the success of product design nowadays goes beyond technical features; it often depends heavily on multi-facets of customers' needs including various business parameters.
