The expedient solution to water scarcity worldwide is desalinization.
"The advancement of science depends on investigators having the freedom to carry out research objectively and without the fear of threats or intimidation whether or not their results are expedient or popular".
It has thereby exposed Casey's extraordinary deference to precedent for the result-oriented expedient that it is.
However it is also the result of expedient posturing by state politicians who have little interest in foreign affairs.
Indeed, had this administration chosen a world leadership approach to the 9/11 attack, instead of the politically expedient one, which has resulted in the spread of terrorism, we could have strengthened the international tools that a civilized society should use.
The intoxicating blend of genres previously unheard in Soho and the surrounding area, combined with the sense of exclusivity engineered by the strict policy a policy that Sullivan considers "expedient rather than elitist"—resulted in a club punters visiting with a near-religious fervour to dance and show off.
Supply-side measures have worked so far, but it will be an irony if people learn more dangerous expedients as a result.
Albeit extremely simple, this approach is robust and computationally expedient, as detailed in the Results section.
The present results show that expedient combinations of urine markers have the potential to detect a high percentage of bladder cancer recurrences and harbor a very low risk of missing a high-risk tumor.
In addition, we have shown that, although the discrete lattice model has numerical solutions which are smooth at large times, the apparently simple expedient of Taylor expanding the variables and truncating the resulting expansion simply leads to the wrong result.
However, the resulting functions do not inherit the expedient properties of the Jacobi polynomials themselves and the basis set will not only be non-orthogonal but may, in fact, be poorly conditioned.
