"Will President Obama give a grandiose speech followed by more politically expedient baby steps, or will he set America on a new path?" Philip Radford, executive director of Greenpeace, asked before the address.
Neither is there any enthusiasm for another possible expedient: Charles' stepping aside in favor of his son, the hugely popular Prince William, who will be 30 this month.
Once the serum AAT level has been identified as being relatively low, a preliminary diagnostic test to determine the presence or absence of the S and Z mutations is the most expedient next step.
They, like the queen's opinions, are her own business, and the Duchess has retained the moral high ground in her battle with the more unsavoury parts of the media by the simple expedient of taking reasonable steps to keep them to herself.
Note that the minimum power initialization (step a2) is expedient to avoid the maximum power constraint p ¯ k to be violated for some steps n of the algorithm.
BE is an expedient and sensitive measure of both the degree and duration of hypoperfusion [ 49- 51].
Responding to Chase, Lincoln wrote on Sept. 2, 1863 that "if I take the step must I not do so, without the argument of military necessity, and so, without any argument, except the one that I think the measure politically expedient and morally right?
Making the Deepwater Horizon just another technology problem may be a necessary step, but also a convenient and expedient way out.
For Washington today, these are the easy steps to take, the expected ones, the expedient ones, the predictable ones.
In aggregate, the presented results show that if it is desirable to compress images corrupted by additive noise with good visual quality, it is expedient to carry out compression with setting for coders controlled by quantization step.
