She has made careful use of correspondence, but how representative are the letters that survive?
It has spent frugally and made careful use of its natural advantages, such as its prime position astride important trade routes.
The owner of the View, Armanda Ortega, a 25-year-old sixth-generation trader in Indian crafts, has made careful use of detail to create a tradition-meets-modern-luxury feel.
Angelenos enjoyed these improvements, and the enthusiasm they generated encouraged the construction later of completely new venues: among them, the Arrowhead Pond ice-rink in Anaheim and the Staples Centre in downtown LA, most recently the site of the Democratic Party's convention.Seoul, too, made careful use of what it had.
And who says a newly recruited panel of investment bankers from the City could make more careful use of it than professional housing finance managers?
Canadians will only arrive at sensible policies and laws when ethicists and philosophers collaborate with empirical researchers, and make careful and responsible use of the data that they produce in order to enrich and to structure public debate.
This paper describes an experimental test facility and procedure that has been used to make careful measurements of the horizontal, flow boiling heat transfer coefficient for several hydrocarbon mixtures that are nominally optimal for small, Joule Thomson cryocoolers in the 80 K to 120 K operating range.
The only way in which information from multiple databases can truly be shared and made useful is through the careful use of clearly defined metadata and CDEs [ 23].
The only way in which information from multiple databases can truly be shared and made useful is through the careful use of unequivocal, well defined, consistent and structured metadata.
The only way in which information from multiple databases can truly be shared and made useful is through the careful use of unambiguous, clearly defined, uniform and consistent metadata.
