Available simplified formulations for the seismic analysis of axisymmetric structures address materially homogeneous solids with uniform cross-sections, while generally neglecting the effects of higher vibration modes and soil flexibility.
The SEC called the proxy materials materially false and misleading.
The Justice Department, in its Supreme Court briefs, said cellphones were not materially different from wallets, purses and address books.
Although deeply sensible of their kindness, I need not express my thanks to the relatives and friends, who have so materially assisted me with the letters addressed to themaour object has been a common one.
To address this issue, a three-dimensional, materially nonlinear, multi-surface contact finite element model of a representative constrained liner was created.
In a research note on Friday, Merrill Lynch's chief economist, David Rosenberg, wrote that the Fed's new lending program "does not address underlying credit problems, does not materially improve the solvency of the institutions exposed to assets under stress, and does nothing to put a floor under home prices".
These findings reinforce what Impax Asset Management has been advising our clients for many years: climate change will materially impact investment returns, and the time to address that risk is now.
Intended to address how expressions of the ineffable are implemented materially and conceptually in a variety of cultural and urban contexts, the course is structured around a close comparative examination of pairs of iconic religious projects from 1921 to the present temples, memorials, cemeteries, synagogues, monasteries, mosques, and churches.
While informed consent begins to address the interests of research participants through the disclosure of materially relevant information and due attention to adequate comprehension and voluntariness, it is not designed to address the full range of legitimate interests in the trial.
He addressed a 21st-century problem: People who are successful materially but very unhappy.
