Throughout the saga that has followed the Leeds University student's murder, the family has sought to stay out of the spotlight and, before Friday night's verdict, had expressed steady confidence in Italy's notoriously slow and backed-up legal system, saying that the multiple tiers of appeals were designed to arrive at the right verdict.
3) Highly efficient: to make full use of various resources, an energy structure suited to cascade utilization should be designed to arrive at high efficiency.
In the present work, singly exposed active site of copper metal cluster at sub-nanometer level was designed to arrive at the energy minimised configurations, binding energy, electrostatic potential map, frontier molecular orbitals and partial density of states.
This think-pair-share (TPS) approach (Lyman, 1981; Allen and Tanner, 2002) is designed to enable students to arrive at a better understanding of the question by discussing it with their neighbors (Mazur, 1997; Crouch and Mazur, 2001; Slater et al., 2006).
Terminal 4 is designed to handle 3,200 arriving passengers an hour, compared with 2,000 an hour for the old building.
The building is designed to handle 1,500 people arriving an hour, she said.
Thus, semi-blocking AQS (SBA) proposed in this study is designed to reduce the collisions between arriving tags and staying tags by applying a semi-blocking technique in which only a minority of arriving tags use the slots reserved for staying tags.
The deal is designed to ensure that any timber arriving in Europe from Liberia can be traced back to a legal source.
That all of this is salty is no accident: it is designed to encourage drinking, and our waiter arrives in due time with a bottle of―Belgian―vodka.
The van was tricked out by Leggett & Platt –a diversified manufacturing company based in Carthage, Mo., and an eCoupled licensee and is designed to solve its customers' biggest headache: arriving at the job site with a dead set of tools.
The barrier is designed to be incredibly selective, which means few therapeutics given to patients will reliably arrive at the site of the malignancy.
