It is concluded that, the genuinely multidimensional characteristic based (MCB) scheme, has been introduced earlier by the authors, is a robust and powerful scheme for modeling incompressible viscous flows for achieving the high accuracy and remarkable advantage in convergence rate with respect to conventional characteristic based schemes.
The commission concluded that she was not genuinely relevant in these circumstances, and the complaint under clause 9 was upheld.
He concluded, "the song has a genuinely reflective quality and it underlines the fact that, some 15 years on since the release of their debut album Boy, U2 are still running".
Parliamentary Assembly, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and the European Parliament concluded that the elections represented "the first genuinely competitive presidential election" in the country.
Either he genuinely believes he is not ready or he has concluded, like other cabinet colleagues, that a Quixotic tilt against Mr Brown would be a very bad career move.
For we could then deploy a suitable variation on Russell's paradox in order to obtain a contradiction.[24] Many have concluded from this that there is no genuinely unrestricted quantification over all objects at once.
The New Yorker's Jon Lee Anderson has written that it was possible that Younis had genuinely decided to do the right thing by defecting, but concluded: "At worst, he was a rank opportunist with the moral scruples of an octopus.
After deliberating the evidence most of the jury concluded that having a PSA test was a genuinely difficult and personal choice.
Rather than entertaining the possibility that the program they have pursued is genuinely and even legitimately unpopular, the White House and its allies have concluded that their political troubles amount to mainly a message and image problem.
By contrast, because most theorists of recognition argue that recognition is a genuinely interpersonal endeavor, they conclude that only subjects of recognition can be proper objects of recognition.
