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| he French court during the Silesian Wars, was | amenable, and England remained his only steady ally th |
| This is a pathological condition | amenable by surgery." |
| of this species are popular garden plants in | amenable climates, including several crosses with Lewi |
| as Pope one of them, Otto of St. Nicholas, an | amenable compromise figure. |
| resulted in the replacement of Martin by the | amenable, easygoing Bob Lemon on July 17. |
| for the remainder of his life in the far more | amenable environment of the present Hosios Loukas. |
| program is underway to replace them with more | amenable local varieties of gum. |
| ic Union figures opposed to Yrigoyen and with | amenable Socialists. |
| MZT is less | amenable than MCT to fabrication of complex heterostru |
| el is more realistic and also computationally | amenable than the currently popular modeling paradigm |
| rveillance cameras and body heat sensors) and | amenable to integration into busy operational contexts |
| Madigan has not been | amenable to expansion of gambling in the state, althou |
| e city to rezone the property to make it more | amenable to the luxury apartment complex he planned to |
| in the flatter areas to the south which were | amenable to large-scale Roman farming. |
| Oppose, like BKonrad, I would be | amenable to moving the article on the city to Cork (ci |
| mi-arid environments which produce conditions | amenable to concentration of calcareous or carbonate m |
| by ancient lakes or floodplains that is more | amenable to agriculture than the highly erodible slope |
| on); this simplifies the problems making them | amenable to automatic solutions. |
| m domain, and such an abstraction step is not | amenable to formal proof. |
| mi-arid environments which produce conditions | amenable to concentration of calcareous or carbonate m |
| ses, The Guardian newspaper saw Enan "as more | amenable to personal ties" than the older, change-resi |
| d lines of core code, and are thus themselves | amenable to both hand-checking and automated software |
| unding landscape and lighting is particularly | amenable to the creation of art. |
| season, as they are generally considered more | amenable to handling and are therefore available in a |
| eading to the practice is not falsifiable and | amenable to scientific enquiry. |
| Amenable to discipline, diligent in his studies, and g | |
| before those eggs become adult worms and thus | amenable to treatment. |
| So, we are waiting to see if la Republique is | amenable to discipline of the international community |
| credence to the idea that he would have been | amenable to Philip Spencer's alleged plot to mutiny, k |
| in 1573, Fitzmaurice found his leadership too | amenable to the crown and quit for the continent, offe |
| l held that a privately established panel was | amenable to judicial review because it in fact operate |
| he Union and views on states rights that were | amenable to the white southern Democratic bloc. |
| Some special cases of three-body systems are | amenable to analytical solutions (or nearly so) - by s |
| database's use of public data, which must be | amenable to upgrade, inspection and queries. |
| location, noted for its numerous hot springs | amenable to bathing and a turbulent innertube run thro |
| e event that Canadian Pacific Railway was not | amenable to the idea, construct a traffic bridge to le |
| elected, apparently the Democrats being more | amenable to John Bell, another Whig who was eventually |
| a circle progression, they have been readily | amenable to independent discovery by other artists bot |
| orus, the producer organism of daptomycin, is | amenable to genetic manipulation; the daptomycin biosy |
| ange the government in ways that will be more | amenable to the liking of donors. |
| oice is classically integrable, but still not | amenable to an exact quantum solution. |
| Miller moved to Keokuk, Iowa, a state more | amenable to his views on slavery. |
| food restrictions to make the marmosets more | amenable to "shaping" |
| Therefore aluminum bars are more | amenable to bending into an arc than are steel bars. |
| The Dhamma is | amenable to scientific scrutiny and is not based on fa |
| ounds with allylic and benzylic C-H bonds are | amenable to this method. |
| The metric in this case is more | amenable to analytical solutions than the general 3+1D |
| ivate body exercising public functions may be | amenable to judicial review. |
| n after imiquimod treatment, but appear to be | amenable to surgical excision. |
| he Medicare population for diagnoses that are | amenable to non-hospital based care. |
| be grown as a foodstock in aquaculture, being | amenable to species such as rotifers of the genus Brac |
| Even powders with a liquid phase are | amenable to this process and low pressures are possibl |
| cro-fine sediments of the lake and considered | amenable to refining in large quantities. |
| t immediately attacked PAVN, he was much more | amenable to the U.S. than had been the mercurial Sihan |
| rs or ICs, whereas the LCD displays were more | amenable to being driven directly by the calculator IC |
| ds to make purely functional computation more | amenable to analysis and optimization, both formal and |
| with the advent of electronically stored text | amenable to text mining. |
| der his influence Der Yid was considered more | amenable to religion than the other major yiddish news |
| for any theory; examples of tachyonic fields | amenable to condensation are all cases of spontaneous |
| ore volatile, often making the compounds more | amenable to analysis by gas chromatography or mass spe |
| fold by hydrophobic collapse are particularly | amenable to complementary computational and experiment |
| Another key strength is that it is readily | amenable to efficient massive parallelization, making |
| crystalline and amorphous materials which are | amenable to this method but not to X-ray, neutron and |
| The Irish Confederates were now much more | amenable to compromise, as 1647 had seen a series of m |
| Counting is highly parallel, | amenable to the parallel_reduce pattern, and splits th |
| icans than Thornberry and help make them more | amenable to Fortas as Chief Justice. |
| While Shawe-Taylor himself was | amenable to their demands, his landlord refused them o |
| emantics makes concatenative languages highly | amenable to algebraic manipulation and formal analysis |
| Amenable toward multiculturalism while at Marshall Col | |
| n, only bodies established by statute were so | amenable, while private bodies could only be sued for |
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