To resolve extra degrees of freedom introduced by the base mobility, we proposed additional constraint functions directly in the task space of mobile manipulator.
Finally, Joerges focuses on the normative issues raised by Europeanization as process, such as the role Europeanization plays in resolving the extra-territorial effects of policies enacted by the various nation-states within the Community.
As Raymond Soneira, a display analyst, pointed out in my Monday article, for TVs smaller than 80 inches, the human eye can't resolve the extra pixels of a 4K television when viewed from a standard distance of 7.2 feet.
In Lisbon Lanahrones crew went on strike, which was resolved with extra life-rafts and pay.
He developed a crush syndrome with acute renal failure, resolved with extra-corporeal dialysis and had to undergo splenectomy because of spleen hematoma.
But he expressed some concern that the impoverished country already had "many issues" to resolve without the extra burden of a regional refugee camp.
"We are concerned that prices are going to fall off after this whole Iraqi thing is resolved, so any extra barrels we have, we hedge them," said Gene Edwards, Valero's senior vice president for supply and trading.
"Then we can resolve what those extra powers will look like.
These problems "aren't insurmountable," Mr. O'Keefe said, but resolving them will probably require extra time that makes launching in early fall increasingly unlikely.
Both of these involve the compiler implicitly (i.e. invisibly) resolving certain type errors using extra information supplied in scope but not at the site of the type error.
If, however, duplications are located on autosomes and their copy numbers vary interindividually, as shown for regions in 15q11-q13 [ 3], the situation becomes even more complicated and requires the extra effort of resolving haplotype differences that result from the diploid nature of the underlying BAC library.
