In the particular case of adab, the initial priorities involved the preparation of codes of conduct and practice for the increasingly large secretariat, which was growing in conjunction with the administrative needs of the ever-expanding Islamic dominions, and of useful (and often diverting) materials with which they could fulfill the demands of their profession.
One argument often used to promote application of single-tree selection and also for alternative silvicultural approaches is the benefit of the production of high value, i.e., large diameter and high-quality trees (e.g., "Dutch cuttings", see Schütz et al. 2012) (often in conjunction with the decreased need for non-commercial thinning operations).
As its name implies, its job is to co-ordinate clusters once they are activated, a decision made in conjunction with the country in need.
Product portfolio identification entails the identification of functional requirement clusters in conjunction with the mappings from customer needs to these clusters.
Transport and Communication: Both the community, in conjunction with the respective DHMTs, will need to sit together and work out how they will address this concern.
In conjunction with the pitch, you also need to teach rhythm.
Whether other liquefaction evaluation methods can be used in conjunction with the index IL or not needs further investigation.
All treatment decisions, where possible, should be made in conjunction with the patient, focusing on his/her preferences, needs, and values.
These observations, in conjunction with the structural combinations of polyarylates, suggest the need to seek another complementary key parameter to promote miscibility and nanoscopic homogeneity in addition to the specific interaction.
This decline was due to an increase in the use of machinery instead of elephants, in conjunction with the logging ban of 1989; thus, the need to capture wild elephants as replacement animals was significantly reduced [ 1, 3– 7].
