It has sponsored and ultimately benefited from a continuous series of innovations, from the mainframe to the personal computer, services and cloud computing.
Some of Mr. Arnold's biggest laughs mined familiar territory: jokes about continuous, ultimately pointless attempts at buoyancy against the tide of his own loserdom — sort of like Charlie Brown's quest to kick the football (professional respect and marital happiness) and Lucy's pulling it away at the last moment (his own character-as-destiny).
Thus, when implemented, this set can be expected to facilitate meaningful comparisons and ultimately provide a continuous feedback loop, enabling ongoing improvements in quality of care.
On the other hand, in many cancers that are sensitive to 5-FU, resistance could be ultimately acquired through continuous drug administration (Herrmann, 1996; Kang et al, 2004; Yoo et al, 2004).
Ultimately, using the continuous xenograft model, this experimental approach will allow the molecular analysis of the effects of individual drugs and drug combinations as well as the identification of biological mechanisms associated with drug resistance phenotypes in vivo.
These continuous squabbles ultimately led nowhere, and the literary products were only exquisite imitations of their respective models.
This is reflected in a high customer satisfaction, which ultimately results in the continuous growth of sales and profits, and in a high employee satisfaction.
According to the common Lyapunov function theory, it is proved that all signals of the closed-loop system are uniformly ultimately bounded by the continuous controller.
In attacking infinite divisibility the atomists were at the same time mounting a claim that the continuous is ultimately reducible to the discrete, whether it be at the physical, theoretical, or perceptual level.
Continents formed by plate tectonics, a process ultimately driven by the continuous loss of heat from Earth's interior.
