The most innovative organizations employ multiple intellectual property approaches, depending on the situation, asking hard, context-specific questions.
Some objects in the exhibition blend tradition and innovation so adeptly that it would be hard, without context, to guess in what century they were made.
The "central" mechanisms of the disease may have been triggered off, in particular, by peripheral mechanisms such as contraction, hypersensitivity, pain of pericranial and cervical muscles, secondary to the above-mentioned hard life context.
We primarily discuss the uplink communication (multiaccess channel), but since the results consider total system energy expenditure, which can be interpreted as a total power constraint, the results can be generalized in a straightforward fashion to the downlink case (broadcast channel) using the Gaussian multiaccess-broadcast duality [27] in the hard fairness context [7].
In the hard-boiled context of "Rules of Deception," this does not necessarily make Palumbo an unsympathetic character.
Games like Shadow of the Colossus and The Last of Us work harder on context and character so that older players will find an emotional response to the loss, shock and sadness of violent scenes.
When sampled in discharge zones, we show that they can also be efficiently used to get more integrative information on aquifer structure, which is especially valuable in complex geological settings like hard-rock contexts.
"Whether they see those benefits as large enough to offset their losses discounted by the high costs of constructing sufficiently strong anti-piracy protections is likely to be a function of a hard-headed, context-based cost-benefit calculation framed by imagination".
That shouldn't be hard in the context of overall health care reform.
In this context, hard charging and "command and control" are perhaps overly blunt instruments.
