Normally played in the closing overs, the premise is simple but the execution far less so; get in line with the ball, crouch – usually on one knee – and use the pace of the ball to flick it over both your own and the wicketkeepers' head down to the region between third man and fine leg.
The author thus proposes the term of "effective potential" to allow estimation of production of energy from the given river with the method closest to the real possibilities of execution of new hydropower plants in line with the sustainable development idea.
In this way they provided an important intellectual content in line with study execution.
However, the gain in efficiency may come from a shift towards 'expert' strategies (in line with the Principle of Rationality, [27]) and/or a faster execution of the basic operations while strategies remain unchanged.
In Iran, in line with Sharia law, homosexuality is punishable by imprisonment, flogging, or execution.
Moreover, this activity is known to originate mainly in the precentral motor cortex and is facilitated during execution as well as recognition of motor tasks [ 73]: thus, these results are in line with the existence of an action observation/execution matching network in the human brain, similar to that found in monkeys [ 74- 76].
In line with the role of PMd neurons in error correction, the increased execution error during initial BMI operation should increase the modulation of their activity.
In line with these studies, we found a significant overlap of BOLD activity during execution and observation of affective facial gestures in bilateral ventrolateral premotor cortex in our participants.
It often has the appearance of a great game in line with the marketing story of its host platform, but is usually cheap in execution.
This assumption is in line with the evidence indicating that a number of proteins involved in both induction and execution of autophagy act by means of Cys residues.
