The open-ended questions directed to the employees' references, Justice Alito said, are "an appropriate tool for separating strong candidates from weak ones".
Nigel Brown, a local financier who chairs the Greater Cambridge Partnership, an economic-development organisation, reckons the lack of finance has helped to "blow away the froth", and that the shortage of money helps to separate strong ideas from weak ones.
But his approach differed from those of others because he developed a way to separate strong high book-to-market firms from the dogs.
Figure 10 Average coverage versus, 1 Radio Link,. Figure 11 present the coverage versus separating strong blocks (H1) from weak blocks (H2) with macrodiversity combining of the best two radio links.
Therefore, in the present work, we at first consider the response of the bulk layer crystal on incident radiation, writing the Hamiltonian for the layer type crystal in a form which separates strong intralayer interactions and weak interlayer ones.
In the analysis, Trendency algorithms utilize what we term as Threshold Analysis to separate strong and consistent supporters from weak or more volatile voters.
Although this approach is often claimed to reduce model instability [ 8, 10, 14, 35, 36], separating strong from weak predictors was shown to perform comparative to automated backward elimination in identifying the true regression model [ 37].
The possibility of separating stronger municipal bond operations from riskier structured finance insurance picked up steam.
Data of the subsurface reveals a series of layers, separated by strong reflective horizons.
In the wide, central area of pNr there are rarely-seen scattered neurons that are separated by strong bundles of myelinated fibers.
