A versatile "unified" limit-state formulation is employed to complement the traditional focus on collapse limit-states.
England's batsmen are all versatile and play limited-overs cricket as well as Tests, yet they have found a way to manage the different formats effectively.
But these versatile creatures have limits.
Editing was performed on an AVID system of Avid Technology, which was chosen because it was more versatile and less limiting than other methods and worked with the different types of media in a single environment.
According to the paper, the 20-person police force was "looking for a versatile tool that would limit injuries to officers and the people they detained".
With the game tied at 30-30 at intermission, the Wildcats had 11 team fouls to Ohio State's 2. Although the Wildcats managed to stay in the game, their foul trouble created an intriguing subplot, limiting the versatile forward Terrence Jones to 25 minutes.
This technique is versatile and is not limited only to fabricate FTO nanostructures, but, it can also be used to fabricate thin layers of nanotechnological structures of different dimensionalities of various materials on various substrates, which is capable to withstand required pyrolytic temperatures.
However, H-MRS is technically challenging and, up to now, necessitates specialist expertise and a dedicated set-up, which are the main reasons why the application of this otherwise versatile technique is still limited in clinical cardiology despite considerable potential.
Thus, designing the hydrogenation and doping process considered as simple and versatile methods to overcome the limits solar adsorption, fast electron hole pair recombination and poor electrochemical activity and conductivity of TiO2.
We believe that the sural fasciomusculocutaneous flap is a valuable reconstructive option for wounds of the lower leg and the distal third of the foot with exposure of internal hardware, although larger case series are necessary to precisely define the indications and limits of this versatile reconstructive choice.
