Dependable action lead Mark Wahlberg is now in the hot seat, playing an eccentric inventor.
Tom Cruise may... ahem... get the odd bit of bad press, but he remains Hollywood's most dependable action hero.
Awarded to the Columbia College senior who has demonstrated leadership through positive team contributions, dependable action and consistent hard work, leaving a lasting impact on the College.
Because drugs could be injected directly into the bloodstream, rapid and dependable drug action became more readily producible.
The Government white paper The New NHS – Modern, Dependable (Department of Health National Standards, Local Action, 2004) proposed that everyone with suspected cancer should be given the opportunity to be seen by a specialist within 2 weeks of the date of the GP referral.
This paper proposes hybrid monitoring of lower level actions for dependable (mobile) control systems including closed-loop control.
Main areas of action include gathering dependable data, setting national priorities, enforcing existing law, providing education, promoting integrated action programmes, and stimulating social mobilization and other alternatives.
Reliability measures "actions, and how dependable you appear". Can you be counted on?
The Lynch family becomes this novel's dependable linchpin, but Sarah's actions and intuitions are harder to predict.
Stability asks for rules that are permanent for sufficiently long periods of time to enable individuals to have dependable expectations with regard to the actions of others, and to the actions of the national and local state too.
The augmentation in the action of GST is dependable with the actuation in the production of free radicals.
