In New York City, most city officials, a couple times a month, honor community organizations with special suitable-for-framing commendations, praising them for "distinguished leadership" or "dedicated service".
Advanced NMR techniques that provide 2D T1−T2 correlations with an average measurement time of 30 min and permeability estimates can be performed with a special insert suitable for small core plugs with diameter and length of 20 mm.
The tests were carried on DC Series Motor with special design and construction suitable to be used in an electric car.
The tests were carried on a 3-Phase IM with special design and construction suitable to be used in electric car.
In this special issue, we have covered fundamental aspects related to image and video multimedia coding and transmission techniques with special emphasis on those techniques suitable for resource-constrained devices and applications with real-time temporal restrictions.
Also, the discussion of synthesis only restricts to those quantum dots which have identified their applications in energy saving and utilization fields; materials with special morphology but without confirmed properties suitable for those applications are not within the scope of this review.
They contain restroom facilities – a new thing in most locations – and are also suitable for people with special needs.
The dentists identified barriers present in the physical structure of the FHUs that make them less suitable for people with special needs.
By choosing a suitable composition of NCs with special size, our model can offer a route to rational optimization of doped NCs and tailor the PL spectrum of the composite devices in the visible spectral range.
These approaches and their results are discussed and compared with methods that afford quantitative structural comparisons without direct superposition, with special emphasis on the need for efficient automated methods suitable for rapid scans of large structural data bases.
Real estate firms can allocate customers with special characteristics (e.g. foreign origin) to agents who are more suitable to them (e.g. because they speak their language or because their cultural background seems closer).
