| These are interesting because of their low prices, and their amenability to living in your home entertainment center. |
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| The survival of political machines usually rested on the amenability of federal supervisors. |
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| The processing of gold scrap varies not only with the gold content but also with the amenability of the gold in the scrap to extraction. |
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| According to the risk principle, it is these higher risk youth that demonstrate a greater degree of amenability to treatment. |
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| Our commitment to tailor-made service is not only conveyed through amenability, commitment and reliability. |
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| Instead, it is employed as a resource for stabilizing defendants, particularly during the early phases of treatment, and for increasing amenability to treatment. |
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| Fogelson's face was a mask of amenability. |
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| These practices can have a direct impact on profits through increased productivity, lower staff turnover, greater amenability to change, more innovation, and better, more reliable output. |
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| This is explained by its good mechanical properties and above all by its outstanding transparency and high amenability to further processing techniques such as thermoforming. |
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| To pilot a health and safety survey among students at Ryerson University to determine its amenability to statistical analysis in a future full study. |
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| The horses are purchased for intelligence and amenability to dicipline. |
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| The main methodological issue relates to data sources and generating mechanisms, criteria for selection of indicators and the amenability of the framework to support contextually relevant indicators. |
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| Most deposits of gypsum being mined in the Atlantic provinces are characterized by high quality, amenability to inexpensive mining methods, and close access to coastal bulk-shipping facilities. |
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| Trog upheld a downward dispositional departure based solely on the defendant's particular amenability to probation. |
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| The base, which comes in white, mid-gray and dark gray, is made of Ductal, a material known for its exceptional tensile strength and its amenability to molding. |
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| Back in the 1980s Derek Randall, another man who zigzagged up and down the order – also because of his amenability – sometimes batted there, with Ian Botham higher up in the manner of Stokes in this side. |
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| The blue browallia may pleasantly surprise you with their amenability. |
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