Liamazares and Pena (2009) showed some drawbacks associated with the method presented by Cook and Kress (1990) and introduced methods which recognize the preference between the efficient alternatives.
Cherrie Nanninga, director of real estate for the Port Authority, said the rest of the world was also coming to recognize the architectural value and efficient design of the 16-acre, 10-million-square-foot complex, which contains more office space than is found in all of downtown Cincinnati.
One consequence is that nonprofit organizations recognize the need to become more efficient and focused; and need to apply management and fiscal practices from the for-profit realm.
In a statement, Countrywide said it recognized the importance of the efficient functioning of the bankruptcy system.
The department of energy has recognized the need for economical and efficient manufacturing practices to further the market penetration and end user adoption of fuel cells.
Possibly the native MetB was not capable of or efficient at recognizing the acetylated product of MetX; E. coli MetB can act on acetyl-homocysteine although not as efficiently as the succinylated substrate [ 13].
The differential abundance of various transcripts in any particular cell type is a well recognized obstacle for the efficient high-throughput analysis of cDNA libraries [ 18].
This study proposes a simple but efficient framework for automatically recognizing the nuclear regions from the surrounding cytoplasmic region.
Molybdenum and tungsten oxides are recognized as efficient promoters enhancing the efficiency of vanadia-based catalysts.
The boy made very clean, simple lines out of very complex problems, and when the trap was sprung, his style of chess became so transparent you could instantly recognize its brilliance: efficient, organic, wildly responsive and creative.
