entering nonautomotive businesses as well... in order to prepare ourselves for the eventual conditions in the automotive industry". Toyota will focus on autos for the foreseeable future, but an ultimate shift in its core business, perhaps many decades from now, would not be unprecedented: After all, Toyota was founded 60 years ago as a textile firm and only later moved into autos.
False early information can also induce the wrong phenotype for the eventual environmental condition [9].
After a sonographic diagnosis and evaluation of varicocele, magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) allows depiction of eventual associated conditions, e.g. nutcracker syndrome [35].
As they were completed, the pump stations received hydrostatic testing, in which portions of pipe were filled with water and subjected to pressures in excess of the eventual operating conditions.
Following the 2013 election, critics of Tony Abbott did not bother merely looking ahead to 2016 in anticipation of his eventual defeat: conditioned to expect an immediate first-term change in leadership, they immediately began speculation that the Left's false prophet Malcolm Turnbull was waiting in the wings for his chance, one that would come sooner than later.
However, the wetland has likely re-entered a start-up phase and long-term observation will be necessary to determine eventual steady-state conditions.
Vahla shows us her character's eventual acceptance of his condition and – eloquently embodied by Opoku-Addaie – the ensuing interplay between exhaustion and the will to survive.
The cost-reduction and flexibility may have been a necessary condition of eventual recovery, but could not itself bring it about.
I wrote about my eventual acceptance of his condition.
Symptoms include wasting, diarrhoea, loss of condition and eventual death.
For these patients, surgical intervention and revision arthroplasty leads to a worsening of the fibrotic condition and eventual disability [ 4, 9, 10].
