| When vegetation is light, the right hand can release the shaft when maximally extended, allowing the slasher to pivot at the left shoulder. |
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| If there should be any new measures they should be maximally effective in enhancing safety and national security and minimally intrusive. |
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| Relationship builders are the harmony-creators, discord-dissolvers, and emotion-smoothers that all teams need in order to be maximally effective. |
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| Long after some fish stocks sank below their maximally productive sizes, fisheries' hauls continued to rise, says Pauly. |
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| When the arm is abducted and externally rotated the sternocostal fibres are maximally stretched. |
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| To be maximally effective, early detection in primary care and facilitation of help seeking in the wider community must also be addressed. |
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| Still, I believe the intersection of cultures in behavioral research is where behavior analysis may be maximally useful. |
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| Following the above steps will allow you to create a cloze test that is maximally efficient for your particular group of students. |
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| Your lower pecs are naturally thicker than your upper pecs, so the top portion near your sternum looks especially dramatic when maximally developed. |
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| A defaulter is an individual who fails to complete treatment within the maximally allowed time frame. |
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| All these people are in disparate locations and they can only be maximally productive and make informed business decisions if they have access to critical enterprise data. |
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| Every infinitesimal movement is thus maximally exploited for an optimized winding of the watch. |
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| The idea of lexicographical inference approach is to select not only one consistent subbase but several maximally consistent subbases. |
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| Thanks to our reliable infrastructure, our applications are maximally available and your data is safely stored. |
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| I would say we need to apply both things to maximally protect those who are to receive blood donation. |
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| Of course these funds have to be maximally targeted and efficiently applied since we are accountable for them to the taxpayer. |
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| This implies that you should no longer be maximally training in any of the individual sports. |
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| It also removes dried coats from non-penetrating surfaces maximally within 24 hours after the application. |
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| To be maximally effective in providing better patient care, the software needed to be adopted by both physicians and pharmacists. |
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| However, it is still convenient for the broadcasting systems that their schemes have maximally common part as much as possible. |
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| However, someday when the Internet becomes a daily necessity, as in developed countries, virtual communities can be used maximally to target a segmented market. |
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| What's important for religious conservatives is to accomodate this change while maximally protecting religious freedom. |
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| A perpendicular is erected from the end plate of the most caudal vertebrae, whose inferior end plate tilts maximally to the concavity of the curve. |
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| Russian Standard Bank is a dynamically developing independent financial institution of high degree of reliability offering world-level services, oriented at the maximally broad clients range. |
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| I will make an exception and speak English, Ms Harkin, in order to avoid any further controversy and to make myself maximally clear on the issues you raised. |
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| With its partners, ITM will maximally use its public influence to draw attention to the unacceptable health situation in many countries, and call particularly for the structural strengthening of integrated health services. |
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| It would be remarkable that the supercoset construction works well, even if the resulting backgrounds are not maximally supersymmetric. |
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| For example, one small flask of cells that is maximally expanded will generate a quantity of stem cells roughly equivalent in weight to the entire human population of the Earth in less than 60 days. |
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| They allow only syllables with maximally one initial and one final consonant. |
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| A maximally connected coupling of the entire system of random variables is defined as one in which all connections have maximal subcouplings. |
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| It was concluded that the use of the national languages in education could not be maximally successful without revising teaching methods and developing adequate teaching and learning materials. |
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| Develop and implement management strategies preferably to prevent, and if prevention is not feasible, to minimize and maximally mitigate environmental impacts of the selected project. |
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| But which is to be? Carnap requires that e be one's total evidence, that is, the maximally specific information at one's disposal, the strongest proposition of which one is certain. |
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| In general, the same spectral regions drive unshielded photodissociations both for the minimally and maximally FUV active stars. |
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| This action, however, may have a limited role in patients with chronic obstructive arterial disease when peripheral vessels are already maximally dilated. |
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| Since there is a large quantity of content, numerous laws of the combinations, and various connections of TCM clinical four diagnostic methods' characterization, the traditional approach cannot reveal its connation maximally. |
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| The design is such that with the ballonet maximally inflated, the airborne wind turbine system is just slightly negatively buoyant, so it will land gently even if there is no wind. |
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| In short, while Advaitins and theistic Vedantins agree that the proper object of ultimate concern is maximally great, they disagree on just how maximal greatness should be construed. |
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| The maximally strong version of a constraint on original appropriation holds that initially no one has any liberty right to use, or any moral power to appropriate, natural resources. |
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| There are still languages, like Cairene Arabic, that refer to the maximally parsed foot structure to locate the primary stress, yet they do not recognise secondary stress. |
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| Subjects were asked to inhale maximally then expire as quickly and as forcefully as possible and encouraged to continue until a plateau in the spirogram was observed. |
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| Short-acting insulin is maximally effective for one to three hours. |
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| The European polecat is, however, not as maximally adapted in the direction of carnivory as the steppe polecat, being less specialised in skull structure and dentition. |
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