Ioane, whose operation was to clean up damaged cartilage in his knee, would be likely to play on the left wing if selected by Deans.
Fred W. Phelps, whose operation is at the center of the case before the highest court now, arrived here a half-century ago to work as a preacher for a local Baptist church.
A wide-ranging circle of courses on Soft Energy Applications and Environmental Protection Technologies is, also, the basis for the new sector of the Mechanical Engineering Dept., whose operation is going to start in the next academic semester.
In the case of EPS whilst the process of transmission is potentially more reliable, there is an intermediary system, which represents the boundary of the GP practice's responsibility but whose operation is not visible to either GP practice or community pharmacy except with regard to the delivery of the prescription.
Regarding the energy system transformation, it seems necessary to pay more attention to the separation of functions of real 'peak load power plants' (especially combined cycle power plants and gas turbines) and the biomass-based CHP plants, whose operation is more linked to the fluctuation and seasonality of the heat demand.
This paper presents a new uncoupled controller (based on a Kinetic Momentum Management Algorithm, KMMA) which allows a quadrupedal robot, whose operation is simple and fast, to run using a symmetrical gait patterns in a wide variety of scenarios.
It was somewhat surprising that the elder Zayat, whose operation is based in New Jersey, decided not to attend the Haskell, given his frequent presence at the sport's biggest races.
The studies on working memory also point to an immature strategic component in children whose operation is enhanced under supportive conditions.
The key point to note is that Essentialists seek underlying symmetries and parallels whose operation is not manifest in the data of language use.
An abelian group is a group whose operation is commutative.
