But the argument for residency exemptions has rested almost entirely on appeals to fairness: that nonresidents shouldn't have to pay for services that they aren't physically present to take advantage of.
It's got science, it may have strategic values but I don't believe it's a requirement for Americans to be present to take advantage of the resources.
A new design procedure is presented to take the greatest advantage of the extra actuator.
The following sections present how to take advantage out of it.
The capacitor devices herein presented are designed to take advantage of the increased surface that is achievable using macroporous silicon fabricated by standard and micromachining methods.
Wong and colleagues improved the solar hydrogen production performance of Cu2ZnSnS4 by Cd substitution, and Domen and co-workers presented a panel design to take advantage of particulate Al-doped SrTiO3 photocatalysts for overall water splitting.
The present study aims to take advantage of state-of-the-art bibliometric analysis tools to investigate the trend, the geographical and the authorial distributions of scientific papers on domino effects published in peer-reviewed journals around the globe.
The present paper suggests to take advantage of these existing theories and derives a unified multiple stress reliability model for electronic devices in order to quantify and predict their reliability figures when operating under multiple stress in harsh environment as for Aerospace, Space, Nuclear, Submarine, Transport or Ground.
The aim of the present study was to take advantage of the available genomic sequence information from multiple species to better define the organization of FAK gene.
The goal of the present research was to take advantage of the spread of phage infection in LAB fermentation processes to reduce contamination and improve biofuel yield in yeast fermentation processes.
