It will require bold and imaginative managerial leadership to ensure that we are a parliament fit for purpose and that this Victorian legacy can be rendered practical for contemporary representation".
"It will require bold and imaginative managerial leadership to ensure that we are a Parliament fit for purpose and that this Victorian legacy can be rendered practical for contemporary representation," he said.
The method described here, which has been rendered practical for renal models by the emergence of desktop workstations, is adaptable to various medullary geometries and permits the inclusion of experimentally measured permeabilities.
We conclude from our example that there are at least two advantages to a decision-support approach that treats evaluation and planning as distinct but integrated phases: (1) the overall decision process is rendered conceptually simpler and (2) practical considerations of efficacy and feasibility of management actions can be easily accommodated.
This model is flexible and practical, which is rendered in the following formula: Pr Y = y s | x = exp α s + Φ s β ′ x ∑ l = 1 k exp α l + Φ l β ′ x, s = 1, …, k The coefficient to be estimated of independent variable x is denoted by β.
Given this inference, ILR can be rendered a practical ET scheme by adopting the RA in [26], which is formulated as follows: begin{array}rcl@ |mathbf{y} - mathbf{H}hat{mathbf{s}}_{text{tmp}}|^{2} leq A {sigma_{n}^{2}}, end{array} (17).
In mammals, genetically-directed cell labeling technologies have not yet been applied to the morphologic analysis of neurons with very large and complex arbors, an application that requires extremely sparse labeling and that is only rendered practical by limiting the labeled population to one or a few predetermined neuronal subtypes.
The mouse studies reported thus far have not applied genetic labeling technologies to the morphologic analysis of neurons with large and complex arbors, an application that requires extremely sparse labeling and that is only rendered practical by limiting the labeled population to one or a few predetermined neuronal subtypes.
Without it they're rendered useless.
"How could a once-admired, great nation fall into such a quagmire of killing, immorality, and lawlessness?" Put it this way: If Congress doesn't impeach Bush and Cheney, then that section of the Constitution -- Article II, Section 4 -- will be rendered hereafter, for all practical purposes, null and void.
However, a naïve, "direct" application of systems engineering techniques to biological problems of practical significance may be rendered virtually ineffective by fundamental differences between cell biology and chemical processes.
