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Restoration Hardware said that it was taking a minority interest in Mr. Friedman's new company and "will have the exclusive right to acquire each of the new businesses when they reach an appropriate level of maturity and profitability".

A new local search is designed and used in CCMQGA to reach an appropriate pareto front.

If this is not the case, the third party has not the necessary information to reach an appropriate decision.

Thus, by controlling the Novolac content to reach an appropriate phenol to epoxy ratio, a void-free system with both favorable mechanical properties and flame retardance can be achieved.

Consequently, there is a need to develop food-grade delivery systems to encapsulate and protect nutraceuticals until they reach an appropriate location within the human body, e.g., mouth, stomach, small intestine, or colon.

The controller uses a dual-mode paradigm (linear control law plus free control moves to reach an appropriate invariant region), and the key step is the design of a robust linear state feedback controller with integral action and the construction of an appropriate polyhedral invariant region in which this controller is guaranteed to satisfy the process constraints.

"When the process has reached an appropriate point we can assure our fans that we will be clear and forthright.

He fed theater people with attention, hanging caricatures of players as they reached an appropriate level of fame, and with cheap eats, through a specially priced "actors menu".

But at least after last year's damp squib, when a series of mostly forgettable games reached an appropriate anti-climax in arguably the dullest Grand Final so far, all the ingredients are in place for something much better this time.

"Mr. Walder has agreed to turn over the Castle to the Federal government, to cooperate fully and show his good faith in reaching an appropriate resolution to this," Mr. Anello said.

The matter has been sent back to the Planning Board, but William Agresta, the town's outside planning consultant, said that in his opinion, "the board reached an appropriate decision in denying the applications".