But even when integrating departments of clinicians seems unrealistic, strategically chosen performance measures can spur progress.
It is not known if the Jewish center was strategically chosen, or if it was an accidental hostage scene.
Operating in crisis mode since then, he has brought to the White House a "Zen temperament," a strategically chosen Cabinet, and a wry sense of humor.
Gladis López, president of Mayors of Mexico, says that political parties often set women up for failure by giving them more visibility in strategically chosen places.
At the same time, the regime has strategically chosen to help the United States when international criticism of the terrorists' presence becomes strident.
Spatial second-order statistics of strategically chosen nebkha subpatterns were compared with those of null models in which observed patches were spatially randomized without overlap.
Next, a strategically chosen small part in a respectable indie dramedysemble called "Disregarding Joy," in which I play a lesbian therapist who unexpectedly cries during her partner's nephew's bris.
Schrager has strategically chosen this moment to unveil such a grandiose project: with the Astor, he is raising the stakes against the deep-pocketed competitors who are now trying to beat him at his own game.
Her venues were also strategically chosen: across the street from Clinton's event in Broward on Tuesday was a polling center which hundreds who attended her rally immediately visited to vote early.
Those large, multipronged objects, which the architects call "jacks," could be dumped off boats in strategically chosen locations, where their forms would naturally interlock to create artificial reefs once they settled at the bottom of the harbor.
