During the campaign, Mr. Bush said that he would appoint judges who "do not legislate from the bench" and he identified Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas, two of the Supreme Court's more conservative members, as ideal jurists.
The combinatorial library strategy of using multiple candidate ligands in mixtures as library members is ideal in terms of cost and efficiency, but needs special screening methods to estimate the affinities of candidate ligands in such mixtures.
Why? Liang explained: "Because party members have ideals, they have a spirit of devotion".
Kirk Knuffke Since moving to New York from his native Colorado in 2005, the trumpeter Kirk Knuffke has found solid footing: he works with both the avant-garde composer Butch Morris and the pop tunesmith Josh Ritter, and he's a member of Ideal Bread, a collective devoted to the music of Steve Lacy.
Health workers and community members shared ideals of what constituted good care, suggesting that patients might be attracted to attend health centres if quality of care was improved (Fig. 1).
This paper discusses the structural optimization problem of framed structures involving sizing design variables where a special genetic algorithm encoding is proposed in order to establish a strategy to discover ideal member grouping of members.
The club organizes track days for members, offering the ideal therapy after long days in his slow-footed, top-heavy U.P.S. truck.
Your ideal members may be keeping a low profile.
Therefore, in CORA, rate allocation requests coverage scheduling to activate such critical cluster members within the ideal proximity of the clusterhead which we refer as correlator radius.
Although it is difficult to say how many crew members would be ideal - balancing skills, ability for self-sufficiency and finite resources available, against increased medical risk, I believe it would need a psychologically and physically screened diverse, multinational crew – ideally with past space experience or having spent time at a place like Concordia.
