Aspen was designated an ideal location for a ski resort, but development plans were postponed due to the outbreak of World War II.
Reviewing the plots of books that were designated as "ideal," she notices a striking similarity in their narrative structures: These romances tend to be "very tightly organized around the evolving relationship" between the female protagonist and a "brooding, handsome man who is also curiously capable of soft, gentle gestures".
Moreover, many reports on the effect of cervical sagittal alignment did not designate the ideal definition of alignment and used different definitions of lordosis.
While originally the term buddha, meaning "enlightened one," was reserved for Śakyamuni, the historical founder of Buddhism, it eventually came to designate the ideal for humanity.
This point can be appreciated by the deviation of data points from the dashed line (Figure 11), which designates the ideal alignment between the US timing and the PC's timing.
For nanoparticles to be designated as an ideal DNA carrier system, the nanoparticles must possess long circulation time, low immunogenicity, good biocompatibility, selective targeting, and efficient penetration to barriers such as the vascular endothelium and the blood brain barrier, self-regulating release without clinical side effects.
On 13 March 1962 he was officially designated the army's protectorits soldierly ideal and the most important figure in its tradition.
In the general case, neither HE nor SE is zero, but two types of semi-ideal solutions can be designated: in the first, SE is zero but HE is not; this is called a regular solution.
It's ideal for children, teetotallers and designated drivers.
