This would substantially increase the cruising range, and would ease the transfer of fuel and reduce the number of crew needed to operate the ships' machinery.
It would also ease the transfer of course credits between commercial schools and public and private nonprofit colleges.
Mr. Gastelum, the district's new manager, took over last year with a mandate to ease the transfer of water, and to push much harder on plans to save it -- though conservation and recycling have already reduced needs by some 700,000 acre-feet a year over the last decade.
In a letter sent in December 2009, John Vassallo, Microsoft's associate general counsel in Brussels, asked the commission to change the E.U.'s data protection directive to assign varying levels of privacy restrictions to different kinds of data, which could ease the transfer of some personal information, like names and addresses, for commercial marketing purposes if consumers gave their consent.
He presided over the boom years of the Irish economy, which saw Ireland strongly outperform its European Union rivals, with unemployment all but banished and Ireland's traditional emigration reversed as more people came from abroad to join the workforce than left it.His resignation should ease the transfer of power.
New mechanisms, such as an effective bankruptcy law, should be devised to ease the transfer of assets.
It will use software written just for the purpose to ease the transfer of e-mail addresses, datebook appointments and stored messages.
Efforts to standardize reporting requirements, vocabularies and develop common XML data formats for sharing data are welcome and can greatly ease the transfer and automated processing of a particular data type.
The entire affected extremity was cleaned, prepped, and draped in standard sterile fashion to allow full mobility during the operation; this was important because manoeuvres were frequently utilised intraoperatively to assess joint mobility and ease the transfer.
