This approach helps determining the potential criticality of defects by considering trial micro-defects with varying positions, sizes and mechanical properties, taking advantage of the fact that parametric studies on defect characteristics become feasible at virtually no extra computational cost.
"Prices have gone up too far, too soon and people have been stretching themselves to afford property, taking advantage of low interest rates," he says.
Testing educational materials and producing visual attraction to information as a cognitive property took advantage of opportunities to reach target audiences developed by the educational institutions and by the economy; in particular, marketing practices.
And while Livingly properties certainly take advantage of the latter approach, the company needs to own and operate all of its properties to fully embrace the former, he says.
In 2002, he decided to sell nearly all the properties to take advantage of rising housing prices and gave some tenants only 30 days' notice before evicting them.
CBS cbs is wasting little time converging its media properties to take advantage of the digital age.
Instead, we can probably expect the Chrome Web Store, like many other Google properties, to take advantage of the new social project Google is currently working on.
Again optional, but many people love the fragrance of such oils and for many, the oils have particular therapeutic properties to take advantage of.
The bank bought the chain of 918 pubs, known as the Galaxy Pub Estate, in 1999 and 2000, as it looked to expand its operations into property to take advantage of rising prices of British commercial real estate.
It added that if the government announces plans to increase the rate at which capital gains tax is charged from the start of the new tax year, it could lead to a surge in homes coming on to the market as property investors take advantage of the current 18% rate.
