The discrete supervisory control strategies are established based on information fusion technique by using wide-area measurements (WAMs) in order to switch each DG subsystem into apposite operational mode following large disturbances.
Throughout the questionnaire we used the adjectives homosexual and lesbian not because we believe these were particularly apposite but in order to make sure that the therapists (for whom these terms might be most familiar and least political) would be clear about our meaning.
Her creaking elder sister will be debated in the House of Commons on Tuesday of next week, initiated by the apposite stance of Laurence Robertson MP that "the income stream from the Tote to horseracing be secured for the long term".
Substitution of C-6 on the starting structure, 6,9-dichloro-11H-indeno[1,2-c]quinolin-11-one, using apposite nucleophilic group with a suitable base or acid could be obtained 28 novel tetracyclic azafluorenone derivatives.
Measures of neighborhood urban design, PA levels across multiple domains (leisure, transport, habitual, and overall), and body size will be used to model the associations and establish effect sizes in a diverse sample using apposite statistical modeling.
Since both the material studied and the method used have been apposite, our findings can be considered factual.
Given these layers of complexity, of real life mixed with fiction, the catchline that the HBO TV channel is using for the Seinfeld episodes is apposite: "It's not a reunion show, but it's the closest you'll get".
Times editors frown on this lazy practice and instruct reporters to use an article in front of the apposite (syntactically equivalent) phrase, which preferably goes after what it apposes.
To use that other apposite Americanism: you gotta be kidding me!
Where possible we used apposite quantitative methods.
