"Making the process more flexible means having very strict rules, but allowing certain works that depend on licensing to happen.
Scanning illumination systems provide for a powerful and flexible means of controlling illumination coherence properties.
Thus, these mirrors offer simple and flexible means of significantly improving existing and future SANS instruments.
Simulated-annealing-based conditional simulations provide a flexible means of quantitatively integrating diverse types of subsurface data.
"Quiet" means dark, back-of-the-building; "cozy" means small; and "flexible" means "not really," as in the "flex 1BR" that is actually a studio with a nook.
It is a rich and highly flexible means of communicating that is rapidly achieving pervasiveness because more and more people find it easy and convenient to use.
Rather than excuse these less developed countries, the Paris Agreement adopts a flexible means of differentiating among countries, keyed to their capabilities.
Mr. Sharon was a man of fixed ends -- Israel's security, as he saw it, and its inextricable adjuncts, his own military and political success -- and infinitely flexible means.
Thus, our approach provides a fast and flexible means to produce tailored CRC mouse models for genetic studies and pre-clinical investigation.
(Chinen) JOHN HANDY QUINTET (Friday through Sunday) Best known for his work with Charles Mingus and Randy Weston in the late 1950s, John Handy is still a musician of flexible means; here he plays alto saxophone, clarinet, oboe and saxello.
Gina McCarthy, commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, helped fine-tune the legislation into something that the administration of Governor Rell could support: firm goals with a flexible means to achieve them.
