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While in principle this goal can be met using knowledge of the electron charge density, the relationships between the density and properties are largely unknown.
Each principal goal of treatment could be met using a number of different styles, with each style consisting of a number of specific techniques.
The guarantee will be met using the share of the profits earned by Mr. Hicks and the firm's other general partners on the newest fund's investments as well as the partners' share of the profits from earlier funds.
Some companies also face security concerns that may best be met by use of a private jet.
MAX BOOT, who seems never to have met a use of American military force he didn't like, is worried about Barack Obama's vague new military strategy.
Many of its construction requirements can eventually be met with use of in-situ materials, such as gravel from the Mars surface.
Normal distribution of continuous variables was verified using the Shapiro-Wilk test and homogeneity of variances was determined using Fisher's F-test and Levene's test to ensure the assumptions were met for use of parametric tests.
Cops, he said, need to know "they have a wide range of discretion to work with: 'move along,' summons, admonishment, potential and, if resistance is met, the use of force".
No longer was the confrontation right considered met by use of traditionally admissible "reliable" or "trustworthy" hearsay in prosecuting cases where the victim was unwilling or unable to testify.
If certain assumptions can be met the use of fractional factorials is a most efficient technique to reduce the number of observations and still obtain the desired information.
