Her objective: re-invent our marriage.
"Our foreign relations, political and economic, are indivisible," said Harry Truman in 1947; and the pursuit of international peace and freedom was "bound up completely with a third objective: re-establishment of world trade".
Due to the major changes seen in PASS2.3 version, an objective re-classification of all the superfamilies, with an improved methodology (on the basis of extent of length variation), was performed.
Regarding this situation, we investigate a multi-objective re-synchronizing of bus timetable (MSBT) problem, which is characterized by headway-sensitive passenger demand, uneven headways, service regularity, flexible synchronization and involvement of existing bus timetable.
Moreover, environmental protection objectives re-engineer production processes of the tourist sector in order the demand for environmentally-committed tourist businesses and products to be effectively satisfied [23].
Diaspora politics of home states, in their objective to re-territoiralize globalized identities, come to "re- ethnicize" them, which in return affects their attitudes in the country of settlement.
In this experiment, the line of illumination at the microscope objective was re-imaged onto the sample by the back-to-back pair of objectives.
Objective To re-evaluate the causal effect of interpregnancy interval on adverse birth outcomes, on the basis that previous studies relying on between mother comparisons may have inadequately adjusted for confounding by maternal risk factors.
Thus, in the second phase, the model ran, including as a soft constraint, the patients already planned in phase 1, and with the objective of re-optimizing the schedule, while including the patients belonging to URG codes A and B, where appropriate.
The Human Energy Harvesting Medium Access Control (HEH-BMAC) protocol is suggested with objectives to re-charge the batteries of wireless nodes from the harvesting energy of a human, uses ID-polling timeslot for emergency data and the probabilistic contention (PC) for normal data [60].
Objectives: A re-analysis of data from 51 epidemiological studies reported a significant 14% increase in the risk of breast cancer associated with the use of hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
