The next step is to devise a feature for inputing credit card details when customers register so they only have to do it once.
But with those efforts in tatters and no clear way out, the president, Mahmoud Abbas, said in remarks in the West Bank that the international community should step in to devise a new vision for peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
Recently, G.M. has stepped up its efforts to devise a competitive cost structure that both the companies and the union can live with for the next four years.
Although in our case this condition would be acceptable, we adopted the suggestion of the authors to devise a final step to split the groups into one or more contiguous communities.
The polling is the first big step by Bloomberg, a media billionaire, to devise a political strategy heading into the November elections.
We adapted previous scoping review methodology [ 14] to devise a five step method of scoping and analysis that could incorporate a broad analytic framework relevant to globalisation and health care.
That left Mr. Schwarzenegger and Mr. Nuñez, a Democrat from Los Angeles, to devise a two-step approach: legislative approval of the mechanics of the health care plan, followed by a November 2008 referendum with voters asked to approve tax increases to pay for it.
For SDE (2.1), we define a uniform mesh on the finite time interval ([0,T ]) with step size (h=frac{T}{N}), (Ninmathbb{N}^) by mathcal{T}^{N}:0 = t_{0} < t_{1} < t_{2} < cdots< t_{N} = T. Based on a local truncation error analysis, we are to devise a one-step approximation of (X(t_{1})), denoted by (Y_{1}), starting with the initial value (Y_{0} =X_{0}).
USC's best hope, in fact, may be for the Getty to step in and devise a clear plan on how to see the conservation effort through to the end.
The next step is to devise instruments that can take a closer look, perhaps for distant planetary atmospheres that contain oxygen and methane, the telltale signature of life as we know it.
The second step was to devise the laugh, which, he said, was inspired by a painting he saw by another Chinese artist, Geng Jianyi, in which a smile is deformed to mean the opposite of what it normally means.
