If so, the future question would be "are Asian brands going to follow the similar "born-global" movement with global fast fashion brands as they grow more?" This merits for future studies.
A parametric study for various inlet air velocities and excess air factors further substantiates the effectiveness of the centerbody air injection on improving the combustion performance although the extent of the improvement relies on other factors that therefore merits future studies for optimization design.
That had its merits for its time.
Each metric has merits for different applications.
The results suggest merit for future genotype × environment stress studies in white clover and other crop species to investigate the potential role of quercetin as a key metabolic marker, e.g. for drought resistance.
But they also persuaded a jury that he was not, as he argued, merely standing around, talking religion — that he had, as Preet Bharara, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District, put it, a "position in Al Qaeda's homicidal hierarchy" — and was involved enough in Al Qaeda's plans for the future to merit a conspiracy conviction.
But they also persuaded a jury that he was not, as he argued, merely standing around, talking religion that he had, as Preet Bharara, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District, put it, a "position in Al Qaeda's homicidal hierarchy"—and was involved enough in Al Qaeda's plans for the future to merit a conspiracy conviction.
He also said his ruling should not be viewed as setting a precedent for whether similar behavior in the future would merit suspensions or fines.
In fact, it's German Questions, plural, and fateful enough for Europe and the euro's future to merit the capital letters.
The Renewable Energy Exodus concept combined with the green economy promotion was found to have a significant merit for a sustainable future of countries like Japan where economic and social disparities are serious between urban areas and non-urban areas.
