His second and third voyages effectively disposed of two chimeras that had obsessed European cartographers for centuries -- the Great Southern Continent and a temperate-latitude Northwest Passage.
According to the theoretical analyses of the bound charge densities, the detection electrodes are effectively disposed on the surface of the piezoelectric disc.
A recent forestry law effectively disposed of dedicated forest guards; the dire state of Russian roads often makes it impossible for firefighters to reach burning villages; much firefighting equipment is in an appalling state.
One of his devices for welding together a harmonious department was the daily 4 P.M. coffee hour in the chairman's office, which effectively disposed of any necessary "business" and initiated the younger staff members into the complexities of the University, and which was enhanced by the talents of a good-humored and accomplished raconteur.
In civil law someone who dies leaving a spouse or close kin (descendants or ascendants) may effectively dispose of only a portion of his estate by will.
These tests show that burners with thermally conductive cylinders can be designed to effectively dispose of crude oil and oil/water mixtures.
The jurisdiction of the District Court so constituted, and of this Court upon appeal, extends to every question involved, whether of state or federal law, and enables the court to rest its judgment on the decision of such of the questions as in its opinion effectively dispose of the case.' 287 U.S. at pages 393394, 53 S.Ct. at page 193.
In such a case the jurisdiction of that court, and ours in reviewing its action, extends to every question involved, whether of federal or state law, and enables the court to rest its judgment or decree on the decision of such of the questions as in its opinion effectively dispose of the case.
Since that disaster, the agency has emphasized rigorous training and drills among its employees on how to quickly and effectively destroy and dispose of important documents in emergencies.
Furthermore, as has been shown for several bacterial ClpC orthologs [ 91, 93, 94], clpC1 could compliment the activity of clpC2 (acting dependent or independent of adaptors) by stabilizing and preventing aggregation of newly synthesized, unfolded proteins; a function that is essential to effectively assemble (or dispose of) large multimeric complexes in the chloroplast.
The dramatist, on the other hand, called onto adapt his play, is usually found to be more naturally disposed to do the work effectively.
