However, what has been questioned is its institutional capacity in the form of adjusting domestic laws and enacting, appropriate economic reforms in order to become an active member of the world organization.
In the present study, the adsorption capacity of P adjusted for the Langmuir isotherm increased progressively with increasing depth (Fig. 4).
School adjustment, or the capacity to adjust to the stress of the school environment, is conceptually related to ego-resiliency, but focuses on the children's capacity to deal with stress in a more specific domain, i.e., the school setting.
The main reason is the complexity of adjusting all the configuration parameters affecting both coverage and capacity.
The cohort size of this study, our capacity to adjust for several traditional risk factors for diabetes, together with reliable prospective ascertainment of entitlement to drug imbursement due to diabetes from national registers provided a unique opportunity to test and confirm the hypothesis that a weak SOC is associated with an increased risk of diabetes.
The subsequent discussion concerns the validity of the current landlord system and its capacity to adjust.
They need the capacity to adjust to changing conditions, to play "smart" cricket.
Compared with other similar robots, this robot, which employs active mode for its adaptability to pipe diameter, can be adaptable to the wide range of gas pipeline diameters from ∅400 mm to ∅650 mm and automatically provide a stable and reliable tractive force with strong capacity of tractive force adjusting.
Two structural designs concepts are evaluated numerically: adjusting structural energy dissipation capacity and adjusting the peak levels as well as the characteristic trends of the structural reactive forces.
But what emerges, with unequivocal clarity, is the way political events shape personal relationships and the capacity of women to adjust to history's hardships.
