This would reinforce the strength of the final policy recommendations, so that the EC would be justified in leveraging on these results and orienting future research and projects.
The prospect from Tennessee-Martin carries his 328-pound frame extremely well and looked athletic while showing good leverage in one-on-one and team drills.
Dick and Merv Griffin were leaders in leveraging their on-air presence into access to the offices where TV programming was being purchased.
The Obama administration's decision to impose sanctions on Egypt's military-appointed government following the killing of 51 anti-military protestors in Egypt illustrates the U.S.' limited leverage on one of its closest allies in the Middle East and North Africa.
Most view this as a transparent attempt to bring as much leverage to bear in one-on-one negotiations with its smaller neighbors, and little progress has been made since China agreed to a Code of Conduct in 2002.
Our technique is the first of its kind that exploits architectural slack in gate sizing, and leverages on-chip redundancy and slack.
Greece, in financial crisis, should leverage on technology in order to support financial development.
In this paper, one will leverage on the fact that massive MIMO allows to naturally communicate over such an orthogonal structure, permitting a quite elegant application of lattice-based PLNC.
What remains unclear is precisely how Mr. Clinton, who has a history of close ties to the entertainment industry, succeeded in leveraging that minor on-camera performance into the backstage coup that resulted in the departure of Mr. Gandolfini, who won an Emmy award last year for best actor.
During the real estate boom, Wall Street had successfully accessed the global liquidity surplus with a steady stream of mortgage-related products, each incorporating leverage (and, in some cases, leverage on leverage).
