Other cities have been no swifter at solving the problems of communication at high-rise fires, industry professionals said.
In this paper, we consider the Fourier spectral method for numerically solving the modified Swift-Hohenberg equation.
That is almost always a swifter, cheaper and more flexible way of solving disputes; it is also, if there is any suspicion of judicial corruption, safer.
When it eventually becomes clear that solving the problems will be neither swift nor simple, disillusion sets in.The increasing riskiness of the market for top jobs in public companies helps to explain the absurdly generous terms that incoming bosses demand.
He is a recognisably modern man, and we think we understand him; but the swift savagery with which he solves his problems leaves us shaking in our shoes.
Damaged but not broken, Cromwell keeps climbing, agile, tenacious and without illusions; as he says in the third novel, smiling, "Every chancer has his chance with me". He is a recognisably modern man, and we think we understand him; but the swift savagery with which he solves his problems leaves us shaking in our shoes.
To solve this problem, SWIFT performs an oversampling by replicating the observations in the background cluster with a small random perturbation and then performs splitting.
Tiffany's chairman, William R. Chaney, shook hands with the Mayor and, in a brief statement, praised "the swift and thorough" police investigation that solved "this isolated occurrence," the 10th and costliest theft in the company's 157-year history.
Despite his reluctance, he must exercise swift one-man justice to help powerless locals solve an old murder of a child.
He explained that Islamic terrorism would seem far more likely, and the swift manner in which the Turks said they had solved the case raised skepticism.
