An officer today can reasonably operate under the assumption that the highest office in the land has lent them blind loyalty.
Round cylindrical and conical shells made of composite material prove to be popular energy absorber as they provide reasonably constant operating force, which is the primary characteristics of an ideal absorber.
Sidney Zabludoff, an economist who specializes in restitution finances, said Allianz acted "reasonably," but operated under "German rules" that kept its payments at a lower rate than those paid by insurers in other European countries.
But Patrick Fagan, its president for the last 14 years and the person most strongly identified with the community's efforts to keep the theater alive, said Shea's was operating reasonably well.
Reasonably stable devices operating at about 10 V could have been obtained with PMMA/Ta2O5 two-layer dielectric.
It has reasonably lower operating temperatures compared with other solid-state hydriding materials.
As the operation of the wind turbine is unknown, it is reasonably assumed to operate at a fixed rotational speed of 12 rad/s and 7° pitch angle.
Basically, the safe-haven rule provided commonsense relief from potentially devastating I.R.S. audits to companies that operated reasonably, consistently and in good faith.
An institution that rewards its scholars for writing trade books, gracing Charlie Rose's table, warming seats on CNN, or broadcasting their wisdom for thousands over the Web — an institution that regularly vacuums up personnel from the executive branch — cannot reasonably claim to operate on principles apart from those of public life.
In contrast to Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) instruments, the proposed technique is easy to operate, reasonably accurate, non-destructive, and has a rapid soil profiling output.
