Hitler maintained that neither autarky nor international trade could provide Germany with satisfactory economic life and scope for its capacities.
Comparably wide substrate scope was attained with satisfactory levels of diastereo- and enantioselectivities from substrates containing thioketene silyl acetals.
However, the number of scopes per se does not always indicate a satisfactory memory footprint; choosing the right objects/threads to be allocated into scopes is an important factor to be considered.
Details were painted rather than incised, thus allowing more flexibility in the rendering of human form, movements, and, above all, expressions and allowing scope for shading and a more satisfactory kind of perspective.
Unfortunately, its scope was limited, and it failed to provide a satisfactory explanation of price determination under conditions of oligopoly.
Its submission to the second part of the Silk Commission looking at the scope of the assembly's powers says arrangements are largely satisfactory.
"It is clear that reliance on monetary policy alone has failed to deliver satisfactory growth and inflation," it said, adding that "almost all countries have scope to reallocate public spending towards more growth-friendly items".
Results reveal that, although satisfactory estimates can be obtained if the limited conditions are met, the application scope of equivalent linearization of seismic isolation system is significantly restricted.
Your scope of work is only helpful if everyone agrees on the satisfactory completion of every element.
The Conservative-Lib Dem coalition told the Silk Commission, which is looking at the scope of the Welsh assembly's powers, that arrangements were largely satisfactory.
The first satisfactory justification of the Pythagorean form of the Riemannian metric, although limited in scope because it presupposed the full homogeneity of Euclidean space, was provided by the investigations of Hermann von Helmholtz.
