To bolster its use as automotive steel, the present study focused on the galvanizing process of δ-TRIP steel.
Officials are in the early stages of an overhaul of the sculpture garden, and there is a plan to bolster its use of technology.
As similar decentralized exchanges are being launched with increasing ease and frequency, the warning shows how serious the SEC is about taming the cryptocurrency Wild West and the semantics used to bolster it.
While arguing against net neutrality, McConnell relied on the very same rhetoric about a free and open Internet that is used to bolster it, exploiting the confusion that surrounds the issue.
Since the invasion, it has deftly bolstered Georgia, using military transports to deliver humanitarian aid.
You would think that Schumacher's movement aesthetic -- stunted, sporadic phrases juxtaposed with discrete motion -- would better suit shorter dancers, but somehow it adapts to bolster whoever uses it.
The revelation is embarrassing for the Bush administration and appears to bolster the contention that it used dubious intelligence in a partisan manner in the critical few weeks before the invasion of Iraq.
Military conflict obviously bolsters arms sales, because it uses up weapons and ammunition, and there has been plenty of it in recent months.
It used the science to bolster its story and moved on to what it was really about.
The argument matters not because there is ambiguity over the rules dealing with classified information, but because it bolsters the defence used by Clinton that she did not, and could not, have known at the time that some of these then unclassified emails might later receive classified status.
The rising De Beers colossus bought Oranjemund and the balance of the diamond-producing area to bolster its world domination; it was used as a market-balancing mine (that is, its production was varied to control the price of diamonds, and it was totally closed for more than two years in the 1930s), a role it played into the 1980s.
