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• Mathematical rigour can be defined as amenability to algorithmic proof checking.
• Amenability is related to the spectral problem of Laplacians.
• By amenability there is an invariant state ? on " A ".
• This limits its amenability to automated unit testing and encapsulating of behaviours for class extension.
• The "'amenability "'property has a large number of equivalent formulations.
• Paramount among these is the robustness of early embryos and their amenability to microinjection and microsurgery.
• The equivalent conditions for amenability also become simpler in the case of a countable discrete group ?.
• The judge makes this determination based on the offender's age and perceived amenability for rehabilitation.
• The large size of embryos and amenability to microinjection also makes them extremely well suited to microarray approaches.
• The program provided the company with information of the area's uranium content and amenability to mining by in-situ leaching.
• Boltz wrote that the officials'" amenability " to a settlement hinges on whether Levitt removes himself from consideration of an enforcement action.
• "The overarching lesson that we've learned from the science of shopping is this : Amenability and profitability are totally and inextricably linked,"
• These salts are currently of interest in industry due their ability to be infinitely recycled and their amenability to solvation at room temperature, making them excellent green solvents.
• The potential gap between unitarizability and amenability can be further illustrated by the following open problems, all of which become elementary if " unitarizable " were replaced by " amenable ":
• Before the judge rules on O'Brien's amenability to treatment, he must wrestle with the learned opinions of psychiatrists and psychologists who were prohibited from discussing the crime with the accused.
• Although concentration criteria is a useful rule of thumb when predicting amenability to gravity concentration, factors such as particle shape and relative concentration of heavy and light particles can dramatically affect separation efficiency in practice.
• Peter Leyland and Gordon Anthony have suggested that a more desirable alternative presents itself in Northern Ireland, where the test for amenability to review is dependent on the " public interest " in the issue.
• While Continental is openly proclaiming its amenability toward carry-ons, another carrier with a good reputation among business travelers, Southwest Airlines, has actually managed to maintain good will while toughening up its policy.
• Ltd . v . Jurong Town Corp . " ( 2011 ), " Lai Swee Lin Linda " was acknowledged to be the leading authority in Singapore on determining the amenability to judicial review.
• In a situation of low amount of forensic sample or degraded sample, the SNP can be a good alternative to STR because of abundance of potential markers, amenability to automation, and potential reduction in required fragment length to only 60-80 bp.