Timing was also an issue; it is important to ensure that both location and date is suitable for members of the general public.
Possibly because of the planned execution, India on Tuesday asked Pakistan to postpone a visit this week by its Interior Minister Rehman Malik, saying the dates were "not suitable for us".
Sediments deposited over this time have the advantage of being within the limits of radiocarbon dating, as well as being suitable for dating by other chronological methods (e.g., δ 18O dating, tephra chronology, and varve counting).
However, there are few models reported to date which are suitable for evaluating the power performance of micro heat engines.
However, the analytic solutions developed to date are not suitable for practical engineering applications because of the stringent model requirements and complicated boundary conditions.
This type of analysis normally requires a statistical study; however, the Martian data existing to date are not suitable for statistical study because MEX does not carry a magnetometer for obtaining pitch-angles of observed ions even though MEX is the only spacecraft that produced a sufficient quantity of ion data at the relevant energies near the Martian bow shock for a statistical study.
Those who agreed to take part in the interviews were then contacted by email or telephone to set up a time and date that was suitable for the interview to take place.
Uranium thorium series radioisotopes, like the cosmogenic isotopes, have short half-lives and are thus suitable for dating geologically young materials.
One of these thorium isotopes, thorium-230 (also known as ionium), has a half-life of about 80,000 years, which makes it suitable for dating sediments as old as 400,000 years.
To date, physically based schemes suitable for GCMs have been developed for GWs excited by convection (Beres et al. 2004; Chun and Baik 2002), flow over topography (McFarlane 1987), and fronts (Charron and Manzini 2002).
Radiocarbon dating is one possibility to establish the age of the fossil corals in a carbonate boulder (e.g. [11]), but calibration difficulties and errors in radiocarbon age mean that this dating method is less suitable for relatively recent boulders formed within about the last three or four centuries.
