"I want what we had" is particularly flexible, Ms. Hesh pointed out, because "you could think it's 'I'm longing for a lover,' or 'I don't like the way my neighborhood is changing,' or 'I'm longing for the government of long ago.' " Those who replicate the project in their own neighborhoods (or at work) can post pictures at Ms. Hesh's online gallery.
The investment is particularly flexible.
The proposed methodology is particularly flexible and thus easily adaptable to catchments with similar hydrometeorological and geomorphological features.
Historically, these systems haven't been particularly flexible, requiring users to change their process to match the system, rather than vice versa.
Among other targets, protein kinases are particularly flexible proteins, so that such effects should be considered in attempts at structure-based inhibitor design for kinase targets.
When compared with state-of-the-art solutions, our proposal proves to be particularly flexible, efficient and stable, and does not require any unintuitive parameter to fine-tune the process.
Strauss-Kahn had been been particularly flexible with Greece during bailout talks, according to multiple reports.
Neither of these rigid body types are particularly flexible and certainly can't move through water well.
For example, the packaging of DNA into nucleosomes appears to select for sequence motifs that are particularly flexible [2], [3].
The unusual structures reported here are consistent with both the prediction [42] and experimental evidence [43] that DNA composed of long stretches of CAG repeats is particularly flexible.
