It must be conceded and recognized that indicting and trying top level officials of the opposition party of the prior administration, particularly for high crimes, is a wrenching prospect and establishes a dangerous precedent.
This paper presents a method of predicting borehole stability while drilling preliminary prospecting wells and establishes a nonlinear model including wave impedance and borehole stability mechanical parameters by investigating the quantitative relationships between wave impedance and pore pressure, in-situ stress as well as rock strength.
You're about to get on a sales call and you'd love to strike up a conversation before you get into the "sale" to establish a connection with your prospect.
The more you grow familiar with each other and establish a relationship with your prospect, the greater the opportunities to do business with them.
The prospect of helping to restore people's health was also mentioned, as well as the prospect of establishing a unique communication channel with their future patients.
But the prospect of establishing a lasting foothold in the United States makes him, in some ways, a captive to his employer, which sponsored his visa application.
The aim of this work, which takes a RANS perspective, is to consider the prospect of establishing a planar turbulent triple flame whose mean consists of two parallel premixed flame brushes separated by a nonpremixed flame brush.
Indeed, a recurring theme during AeroAstro's three-day centennial celebration was the sending of more humans into space — and in particular, the prospect of establishing a human settlement on Mars.
The removal of obstacles allowing for the listing of any given security on a number of stock exchanges in the Community will contribute to the prospect of establishing a European capital market.
While there, he interested English manufacturers in the prospect of establishing a wool industry in Australia, to which he returned in 1805 with a grant of 5,000 acres and a mandate for developing wool production.
They said the White House was also alarmed at the prospect of establishing a precedent in which some of the most secretive intelligence information reaching the Oval Office — the Presidential Daily Briefing is available only to Mr. Bush and a handful of his aides — could be turned over to investigators outside of the executive branch.
