In August, the Treasury said: "We are committed to repairing and returning RBS to full health so that it is able to support the UK economy in the future, and the current strategy is working to achieve that.
A spokesman said: "The aim is to repair and return RBS to full health so that it is able to support the UK economy in the future, and the current strategy is working to achieve that.
It is able to support antioxidant substances causing free radical damage, such as quercetin, the flavonoids found in onion.
Using Nasdaq exchange technology, it is able to support millions of trades per second and provides 24/7 customer service.
When smart computing is used in building smart learning environments or systems, it is able to support every stage of intelligent activities.
Modulation has been set to 16-QAM, which jointly with the number of streams and coding rate, and according to the IEEE 802.1n specification in [17], corresponds to the modulation coding set MCS = 3 and it is able to support a data rate of Mbps.
We will illustrate the framework architecture and how it is able to support the development of self-optimizing autonomic services on the basis of two evaluation services, the first one able to predict the performance of different services execution, the second one able to evaluate the security level provided by a service.
The method might be used for the design of safety-related systems as it is able to support: (1) IEC 61511 and IEC 61508 standards, (2) uncertainty of databases with missing data; and (3) ensuring safe-diagnosability property regarding dynamical aspects of actual systems.
Killiam Shakespeare is a rare record for all seasons, and like 2015's much-heralded To Pimp A Butterfly, it is able to support a variety of moods.
On the other hand, as the link density increases above the minimum level required to maintain a given attractor state, there comes a point at which it is able to support a second attractor (Fig. 4).
As part of the process, mineralization time lag appears to be required for allowing modifications of the osteoid so that it is able to support mineralization [ 9].
