This paper proposes a class of two-dimensional asynchronous cellular automata with conservation of mass, for the formation of patterns in groups, and describes the merits given by this methodology.
But the Ninth Circuit may not even reach the merits, given a legal doctrine known as "standing," which in the context of this appeal would typically require those seeking to overturn Judge Walker's ruling to show that they would be harmed by it.
It's not without merit, given the organisation's history and the extraordinary scope of its journalism even in these financially straitened times.
The Congress Hall project, Mr. Hennessey said, "could have a good deal of merit," given the general lack of sizable shore hotels.
He said tax cuts were merited given projections that federal budget surpluses over the next decade will add up to more than $5 trillion.
It is a familiar refrain but, bathed in a pre-Cheltenham glow, has some merit, given the recent government promise to replace finally the Levy system from next year.
GCA awarded her its Club Medal of Merit, given for contributions of exceptional merit to the Club, in 2005; the Marcy Crutcher Zone Award for Horticultural Excellence in 2003; and in 1983 the Katherine B. Pitney Award.
The three points were hardly merited given the hosts had the majority of possession and chances, most notably the successive late strikes from Luke Howell and Brian Woodall that forced the visitors' goalkeeper Michael Ingham into an eye-catching double save.
It is difficult to see how either side's case could be considered a slam dunk on its own merit, given the mudslinging and legal maneuvering of the last two weeks.
Ms. Hearst has spent the last 10 years living it down, and asserts that the figure was inflated, based on dresses she liked but didn't actually buy and vacations she didn't actually pay for, an assertion that has some merit given her mother's home in the Hamptons and regular trips to Hearst Castle in California.
