With the ruling by Judge John S. Martin, it is now clear that 5 of the original 22 insurers at the trade center complex have to compensate him for only a single attack.
However, several hundreds of sections or even more have to be cut without any loss of sections, inspected and photographed with the TEM, resulting in an enormous data volume, which is followed by a complex elastic alignment to compensate inevitable image distortions using an elastic alignment program (for example, TrakEM2 [ 4, 5]).
The eastern lowlands didn't have real mountains, so they built the temple complexes very high to compensate.
All sides agree the old contract was unfit for purpose: it used a complex system of banding to compensate doctors for overtime and unsocial hours.
In the absence of Mg2+ ions, three Na+ ions form a highly labile complex with the phosphates to compensate their negative charge.
Gene ablation may lead to complex adaptations in the organism to compensate for the loss of function related to the knocked out gene.
These globins are also induced under normoxia in hif-1 mutants (Fig. 7), suggesting a more complex regulation that is able to compensate for the loss of hif-1 function.
Plant metabolic networks have highly complex architectures and the ability to compensate for enzyme deficiencies, or even an insufficiency in an entire pathway, using alternative pathways or substances that can perform similar functions, is likely to be of great adaptive value.
This complex gain predistortion technique is used to compensate amplitude and phase distortion.
Nixon listed many of his top Jewish advisers -- among them, Mr. Kissinger and William Safire, who went on to become a columnist at The New York Times -- and argued that they shared a common trait, of needing to compensate for an inferiority complex.
