(Mr. Milch endured a half-dozen angioplasties to deal with heart blockages in the first two years of the series, and the ordeal was realistically employed last year on the series when Jimmy Smits's character, Detective Bobby Simone, died of heart disease).
Exclusive markers extracted from serum, other biological fluids, or any sample obtained through minimally invasive techniques, can be realistically employed to discriminate cancers or other pathologies.
We recommend making calculations at the facility level and rounding up each facility's FTE to units that can realistically be employed (0.5 or 1.0); these individual facility numbers could then be added for district or national calculations.
Even then, a bond of 20% of the value of goods must be put up, as insurance against wrongful and malicious impoundment.In practice, companies simply cannot move fast enough to stop the dodgy goods from going abroad, nor can they realistically afford to employ a brigade of border representatives armed with bagloads of Vietnamese money.
Rather than giving us the same breakdown, Yahoo and other companies releasing their second round of diversity reports should tell us how many women and minorities it realistically wanted to employ this year, and whether or not it exceeded or fell short of that number.
Look at what you can realistically use.
We employed mesocosms designed to realistically mimic communities in small streams within the agricultural landscape.
"But the market is so bad, I know that realistically I'm not going to be employed in the next three months". The number of patent and trademark filings in 2009 is lagging 2% behind last year because major corporations, which generate the vast majority, are cutting back, according to a spokeswoman from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
For the head modeling, a three-shell realistically shaped piece-wise homogeneous head volume conductor was employed, which contained three compartments (brain, skull, and scalp) [ 14].
In this context, Burkhart and Tomé (2012 p. 123) stated that if an asymptote cannot be realistically fit with the data at hand, then expert judgement may be employed to fix the asymptote at a reasonable value and continue with model fitting.
"Realistically, you have to give executives some opportunity to realize stock-price appreciation while they're employed," said Jannice L. Koors, a vice president at Pearl Meyer & Partners, a compensation consulting firm in New York.
