Those who were the most flexible expended 10 to 12percentt more energy to move at the same speed as compared with the least flexible.
We suggest that the considerable intellectual effort needed for designing efficient algorithms for such architectures may be most fruitfully expended in designing portable algorithms, once and for all, for such a bridging model.
They were used in the bomb, but most were expended in various diagnostic tests required to verify that the detonators and the lenses worked perfectly.
Whilst the absolute numbers of the group of patients classified as experiencing a 'potentially avoidable' hospitalisation was small, their socio-demographic and clinical characteristics do provide an interesting insight into where efforts to reduce potentially avoidable admissions would be most fruitfully expended.
The additional cost for high income countries would, in most cases, be limited to their contributions to international transfers as most already expend domestically the minimum required under this proposal.
As supreme Allied commander, dealing with the Soviets, British and others required more political dexterity than most politicians expend in a lifetime.
The methods of complexity theory can be useful not only in deciding how we can most efficiently expend such resources, but also in helping us to distinguish which effectively decidable problems possess efficient decision methods in the first place.
Comparing the model using level I and II data with that using levels I III data shows that, for most counties, expending the additional effort on level III geocoding adds little to no improvement in model performance.
Following the pattern of the most famous candidate-specific super PAC, the Mitt Romney-supporting Restore Our Future, the American Foundations Committee has expended most of its money to attack the candidate's opponent, Paul Coble.
He is a tough political infighter, but he has already expended most of his political capital.
