But most importantly it was also flexible, allowing me the latitude to craft my academic experience.
Some assessments are standardized, while some are more flexible, allowing the therapist more latitude in how and when to administer them.
One explanation for this phenomenon could be that drugs with less specific or more flexible hinge interactions will have greater latitude to complement other features in the active site that may be specific to individual protein kinases, leading to increased buried surface area.
Working conditions, such as flexible work hours or workplaces with high adjustment latitude, may be helpful for avoiding absenteeism.
They did not want to be either "masculine" or "feminine --they wanted the latitude and feminine --theyin multivalent and feminine --they
Additionally, Thomas wrote that under the common law of war, which is "flexible and evolutionary in nature," war courts are permitted a degree of latitude in their jurisdiction.
Flexible scheduling and working-from-home, it is often argued, give women more latitude to work while still devoting time to their families.
Add flexible operating system options ranging from FreeDOS to Windows Vista and the new Latitudes are sure to do Santa Claus proud.
The state's flexible permit system required power plants and certain other polluters to reduce their overall emissions, but left them considerable latitude over how to get there.
Flexible working: Any parent of a child under six has the right to ask to move to a flexible working pattern, though employers have legal latitude to refuse if "the needs of the business" cannot accommodate this.
