In some cases, you may need to make up new words, especially if you don't like what a more straight-forward name looks like graphically, or if you can't secure the corresponding domain name.
Now, history is against the 77-year-old icon in a big way: In the last 19 years, no Best Actor Oscar winner failed to secure a corresponding nomination from SAG in the lead-actor category.
These local government units (LGUs) are now responsible for developing their own health plans and budgets, and securing the corresponding financial resources.
A student must secure a General Certificate of Education (corresponding to the French baccalauréat) by taking examinations in various subjects and receiving passing marks in them.
He says that this infrastructure is less secure than corresponding Internet infrastructure because it hasn't been researched as thoroughly.
More recent models proposed instead that these different styles might be mapped on two basic dimensions defined by orthogonal axes of anxiety and avoidance, with the secure style corresponding to both low anxiety and low avoidance [10].
"However, documents were secured containing medical information that indicates an illness and corresponding treatment by doctors," Ralf Herrenbrück, a spokesman for prosecutors in Düsseldorf, said in a statement.
Once marked and prior to initiation of each run type (Hand or Tool), the target object was secured to the platform at one of these two corresponding locations.
A comparative study of the suggested classification is presented based upon the multipath technique, additional security infrastructure, security requirements, corresponding attacks, and efficiency analysis in pursuit of effective secure routing in wireless sensor networks.
In smart grid, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCDA) system is responsible for keeping the underlying communication secure between substations and corresponding control center.
The corresponding author explicitly states that any necessary ethics committee approval was secured for the study reported.
