amenabilities उदाहरण वाक्य

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.