It's not as rigid and obvious as, say, Iron Horse, but it suggests a certain readiness.
During the course of the SBM-R intervention, however, intervention sites made greater progress on certain readiness standards, such as transport of blood samples, than comparison sites.
During a Pentagon news conference, he said that the prohibition was lifted only after the leadership was certain that military readiness, effectiveness and "unit cohesion" would be sustained.
"There are a number of women with very substantial titles, ergo experience, and a certain degree of readiness," said Sheila Wellington, the president of Catalyst, a nonprofit research and advisory group in New York that studies women in business.
In van Gogh's last letters, there is a subdued realism, like that of Shakespeare's heroes in the fifth act, when death is certain and the readiness is all.
When assessing the immune status of organisms, it is important to distinguish between immune maintenance, which implies physiological costs to keep the immune system at a certain level of readiness, and immune deployment, which implies physiological costs of immune system activation to combat pathogens [ 69].
Some would say that a certain rough-and-readiness is just what the tempestuous Schumann needs.
At the heart of the deterrence theory is a readiness, under certain circumstances, to commit mass slaughter on an unprecedented scale.
This chamber is intended for studying the physical properties of lunar surface and subsurface (using soil simulants) and also to validate the technology readiness of certain newly developed payloads planned for future lunar surface missions (Lander/Rover).
However, this potential requires a certain level of institutional readiness in human and infrastructural resources.
