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| However, increased | flexibility achieved via gravity-assisted positions, an |
| praised his “reliability, dependability and | flexibility”, adding that he was “a man for all seasons |
| luminum, an alloy of extensive strength and | flexibility, adorned with decorative panels. |
| decentralized rule with | flexibility allowed to local leaders; |
| Capernwray outdoor education program is its | flexibility, allowing for customization of schedules ac |
| Second, the | flexibility and length of the phosphopantetheine chain |
| tly and bitterly contested, requiring great | flexibility and fortitude before our fleet conquered th |
| onsortium is to provide the specialization, | flexibility and personal attention commonly found in a |
| oline does not have the same conformational | flexibility and tends to bind metal ions more strongly. |
| However, the wood's open grain, | flexibility and light weight make it a popular choice f |
| "full-scale" applications, especially where | flexibility and speed of development are critical. |
| ivity, 'listening', openness, eccentricity, | flexibility, and communication are some of the vital co |
| Have high mechanical | flexibility and low cost. |
| en source is simply a way to gain increased | flexibility and lower upfront costs in exchange for ass |
| This can improve | flexibility and reduce age-related deterioration. |
| Flexibility and modularity are the project's key design | |
| eplenishment to greatly in crease mobility, | flexibility and efficiency, Caloosahatchee played a key |
| me simplicity and disadvantages, such as no | flexibility and lack of control. |
| the right, the government was allowed some | flexibility and extradition simply did not strike at th |
| h tax relief and simplification, regulatory | flexibility and other incentives |
| loping a solution with a very high level of | flexibility and Sell-More-Seats is designed to help the |
| d, and the guided bus had the advantages of | flexibility and accessibility from local areas. |
| with ethnic businesses that require higher | flexibility and tougher working conditions. |
| ls make up for their lack of firepower with | flexibility and local knowledge. |
| the algorithms used for its control require | flexibility and versatility. |
| 0 patents and registered designs occupy the | flexibility and innovation ability of COELAN. |
| ion for his later discipline, improving his | flexibility, and helping him develop the hand coordinat |
| retch and Strength - students improve their | flexibility and strength through weight work, cardio, a |
| This allows for greater harmonic | flexibility and some very interesting harmonic possibil |
| dry deck shelters on board, adding a unique | flexibility and endurance to the fleet commander for sp |
| Few men possess sufficient | flexibility and penis length to safely perform the nece |
| with the underlying concept of simplicity, | flexibility and strength. |
| however, water timers sometimes allow more | flexibility and more options. |
| itioner's well-being and improve the body's | flexibility and vitality, with the goal to cultivate th |
| been a failure, it demonstrated the range, | flexibility and possibilities of airborne forces and gl |
| essaging technology to provide unparalleled | flexibility and development speed. |
| These offer fuel | flexibility and security, but are more expensive than a |
| is expresses the opinion that the perceived | flexibility and extensibility designed into the Lisp pr |
| Attracted to the | flexibility and potential that the scripting language p |
| volatility, (ii) introducing interest rate | flexibility and bringing down the interest rate substan |
| His woebegone look, extreme | flexibility, and high energy led Tommy Tune to cast him |
| e ornate and majestic - which increases the | flexibility and visual variety in using the tunnel. |
| yethylene, providing exceptional toughness, | flexibility and durability in a lightweight foam. |
| aurants because of temperature consistency, | flexibility and capacity. |
| agazine moved to Internet-only, citing "the | flexibility and ingenuity that the Internet allows." |
| e octaves, effortless rendition, sweetness, | flexibility and ease of movement in all tempi. |
| Harnessing the | flexibility and relatively inexpensive resources of ele |
| ildren show a high degree of plasticity, or | flexibility, and the ability to adapt to different cont |
| he Liver, a yin organ, influences emotional | flexibility and the flow of energy on a cellular level. |
| This was aimed at providing more | flexibility and consistency in operating Birmingham-Sco |
| tive sharing between other and self, mental | flexibility, and self-regulation. |
| r their roundness and firmness of tone, the | flexibility and nuance of expression, and sureness of t |
| cy, self-consciousness, intimidation, cost, | flexibility and geography. |
| quite significant disadvantages in program | flexibility and maintenance, as well as being wasteful |
| grew into his body, however, worked on his | flexibility, and developed his athleticism by becoming |
| Because of the | flexibility and transparency of IDoc technology, some n |
| with a focus on building strength, stamina, | flexibility, and learning fundamentals. |
| rofessors, mostly legal practitioners, lend | flexibility and expertise to the academic staff of ULC. |
| UModel has features that give | flexibility and control to the software modeling proces |
| This switchboard offered greater | flexibility and efficiency than earlier designs in hand |
| peed, Strength, Agility, Quickness, Skills, | Flexibility, and Conditioning. |
| he perfect balance between speed, features, | flexibility and security. |
| , complimenting Minaj's singing and rapping | flexibility, and the use of the Lennox sample. |
| moters and distributors, as well as greater | flexibility and artistic control. |
| ty and will be easy to install due to their | flexibility and light weight. |
| uild local capacity, promote innovation and | flexibility, and help to ensure that the work we fund i |
| e symptoms of osteoarthritis, and in aiding | flexibility and range of motion. |
| ODBC, the OpenDBX library favors speed and | flexibility and therefore doesn't try to unify the SQL |
| Second, the | flexibility and length of phosphopantetheine chain (app |
| for their claim that they improve balance, | flexibility and strength. |
| s to enrich client, browser-side processing | flexibility are exploited by TeeChart libraries via mod |
| ding level changes makes the organisational | flexibility as high as possible, and enables the differ |
| This | flexibility as a position player led to Bailor's reputa |
| of the advantages of the Fireforce was its | flexibility, as all that was need was a reasonable airs |
| eir reduced size likely allowed for greater | flexibility at an area that would have experienced high |
| DOA features | flexibility at low temperatures, good electrical proper |
| of leather (occasionally braided for extra | flexibility) but sometimes of nylon webbing, small-link |
| longyi yoga (Development of | flexibility by using cloth or rope) |
| Unfortunately, this same | flexibility can lead to excessive litigation because we |
| This pastoral | flexibility cannot imply however, that the Church agree |
| ental compiling technology, which permits a | flexibility close to interpreted code, while running at |
| The main advantage is the additional | flexibility compared to previously used inductive techn |
| was evidence of buses' greater operational | flexibility compared to trams. |
| European Private Company (SPE): Uniformity, | Flexibility, Competition and the Persistence of Nationa |
| odular design and code reuse in the name of | flexibility, configurability, and productivity for indu |
| uch Chemical Works hopes to achieve greater | flexibility, contacts with new customers and greater us |
| : Four young women with extreme balance and | flexibility create graceful and lithe figures and movem |
| ices, with the most important reasons being | flexibility, customization, and often, mostly on smalle |
| For more | flexibility, designer may write directly the enriched V |
| dium-hard rubber depending on the amount of | flexibility desired. |
| In order to give them | flexibility, DTCC has a large distance education progra |
| UModel the ability to allow you the maximum | flexibility during these creative processes,” said one |
| vide even greater operational-readiness and | flexibility during war and peace time. |
| Increased | flexibility; easier to change as requirements change. |
| tions, it allows for much greater power and | flexibility editing text. |
| to human resources, including labour market | flexibility, employment legislation and productivity. |
| tter coordination of existing resources and | flexibility for top students to move across the curricu |
| Provides greater | flexibility for reimbursing employees for relocation be |
| highlights the importance of conformational | flexibility for protein functionality and offers a pote |
| This provides more | flexibility for cutting complicated angles such as requ |
| ive compared to other networks, with little | flexibility for carriage. |
| The framework allows maximum | flexibility for the invocation of any WSDL-described se |
| the | flexibility for implementors to develop XED clients usi |
| al station, at the same time recreating the | flexibility for expresses to pass local trains that had |
| Fielding offers | flexibility for students to create their own learning r |
| Flexibility: force-directed algorithms can be easily ad | |
| erman Protestantism, he requested much more | flexibility from Rome. |
| This requires considerable | flexibility from both teachers and the system as a whol |
| it is important to note that although waxy | flexibility has historically been linked to schizophren |
| This | flexibility has helped to make it one of the world's mo |
| However the high level of | flexibility has been maintained in this new generation |
| 2009 NFL Draft, where due to his speed and | flexibility he had been considered a potential defensiv |
| ctice, - which requires purity in strength, | flexibility, health, concentration, surrender, and fait |
| ouver recording studios and artists for his | flexibility, improvisational talent and multi-instrumen |
| y in space and time complexity allowing for | flexibility in choosing the right implementation for a |
| ried from 1 frame/s to 60 frame/s, offering | flexibility in creating rapid or slow motion effects. |
| regulations were amended to provide greater | flexibility in the operation of single-sex classes or e |
| a script language ensures a high degree of | flexibility in the test evaluation: access to reference |
| flexibility in feed composition | |
| idity is also crucial because infinitesimal | flexibility in theory corresponds to real-world minuscu |
| omprehensive high school, utilizing greater | flexibility in instruction and smaller class sizes. |
| sages is problematical because it precludes | flexibility in communication because there is no way to |
| French curve), allowing the craftsman more | flexibility in using the tool. |
| This species exhibits behavioral | flexibility in the timing of behavior. |
| Strategic bombers have greater | flexibility in their deployment and weaponry. |
| Greater | flexibility in the use of court buildings. |
| -weight, but also to those who wanted great | flexibility in their ability to customise their system' |
| eeds above 100 kilometers per hour, and the | flexibility in armament from the manipulator arms cemen |
| This promotes | flexibility in the transport layer and enables loose co |
| The advantage to this system is its | flexibility in adjudicating competing uses of an aquife |
| Improving | flexibility in touching your toes: the "Octopus Dance," |
| BEX allows greater | flexibility in string editing, application of codepoint |
| This method stands out due to high | flexibility in geometric modeling and boundary handling |
| The lack of columns allowed maximum | flexibility in the interior space. |
| in relation to each other to allow for more | flexibility in reading tapes written by other drives. |
| sold as a kit and the product range offers | flexibility in choice of accessories with which the cus |
| led with grouping the cows, permits greater | flexibility in feeding exact amounts of nutrients (ener |
| he black pieces the opportunity for greater | flexibility, in order that an appropriate plan can be f |
| if accepted, the advertiser is granted more | flexibility in category selection and more control over |
| These applications provide | flexibility in the skill set needed to build programs a |
| -S-H pickup configuration, which allows for | flexibility in pickup arrangement. |
| certain bones that allowed a high degree of | flexibility in the lower jaw, although not to the exten |
| there is an unusual degree of tolerance and | flexibility in matters of race, language and religion a |
| e of monitoring data can facilitate greater | flexibility in re-purposing and displaying technology m |
| rtunities: Provide one-stop services; allow | flexibility in work hours, job responsibilities, and be |
| e for the orchestra to have a great deal of | flexibility in terms of its repertoire-classical-romant |
| the standard for operational excellence and | flexibility in the world of heavy combat support. |
| This simplicity does however reduce its | flexibility in some respects (e.g. it only allows the u |
| to be TARPS capable, which allowed greater | flexibility in scheduling aircraft and conducting maint |
| Article 12 allows a certain | flexibility in the rules to accommodate "crews having d |
| d with painted wood, to allow for increased | flexibility in the display of artworks. |
| lowing a fixed text, the singer gains great | flexibility in manipulating the story through the addit |
| onent size and weight and providing greater | flexibility in overall arrangement. |
| e armament was increased; firstly by adding | flexibility in elevation, then by addition of an extra |
| so made more 3-D in their detail, with more | flexibility in movement portrayed to facilitated the fi |
| ng reduced installation costs and increased | flexibility in where switches and sensors can be placed |
| is model gave the company a unique level of | flexibility in an industry where capital costs were the |
| arters, Wellman did not need to worry about | flexibility in composing shots. |
| hange of simulation models and increase the | flexibility in the connection of external simulation to |
| onstrated higher levels of self-confidence, | flexibility in viewpoint, problem solving and a refined |
| the album in whole displayed Corey Taylor's | flexibility in music. |
| lasses that match their expertise and offer | flexibility in how and where students experience their |
| Its focus is to emphasize | flexibility in command and in the employment of soldier |
| He called for greater | flexibility in Canada's mortgage loan system, and encou |
| pression from circuit drawing; it maintains | flexibility in style without compromising the power of |
| Such features required more | flexibility in the controller, leading to the developme |
| nstalled at the field, allowing for greater | flexibility in the program's use of the venue. |
| Built with | flexibility in mind, the buildings are designed to acco |
| eliability, it is necessary to have greater | flexibility in development process as well as having be |
| o model functionality focussed on increased | flexibility in modeling the diel cycle and also allowed |
| bute its titles, which gives the press more | flexibility in regard to storage and distribution of it |
| to drop some of his tenseness and get more | flexibility into his acting. |
| This | flexibility is genuine; for example, in some concurrent |
| room sizes, but Kennedy responded that some | flexibility is always necessary, and that any reasonabl |
| This | flexibility is also useful when using consumer recordin |
| mplex) as the designer discovers where more | flexibility is needed. |
| cha typically associated with this level of | flexibility is conflicts. |
| This | flexibility is intended to minimise public disorder res |
| Some | flexibility is provided by allowing for vehicles and se |
| adsheets and desktop database software, its | flexibility is arguably under-utilized. |
| used in remote areas where the extreme fuel | flexibility is a major advantage. |
| This athleticism and | flexibility is further evidenced in his attaining a bla |
| Waxy | flexibility is a psychomotor symptom of catatonic schiz |
| low modulus of elasticity is required when | flexibility is needed. |
| For optimal | flexibility it is cut fresh shortly before use, rather |
| e programmer complete control over code and | flexibility, it was fairly hard to use. |
| elebrated for the richness of its tone, its | flexibility, its size, and its expert coloratura techni |
| medical products such as catheters for its | flexibility, its good mechanical properties at low and |
| l and the massage specifically for physical | flexibility katcha thirumal. |
| Further | flexibility lies in the fact that anything combustible |
| choice of materials, weight, strength, and | flexibility make them excellent playing tools, and bows |
| This | flexibility makes Biaxial attractive to large masterkey |
| This level of | flexibility may cause problems if separate documents en |
| y of topics related to work-life, workplace | flexibility, men and fatherhood, women's advancement, d |
| The skill is a | flexibility move that is performed on the beam by stand |
| ly new approach, that offers modularity and | flexibility needed in scientific research. |
| stage of the Golden Sun Moth may create the | flexibility needed for a population to survive harsh ye |
| One demonstration of her operational | flexibility occurred in May 1967 when she assisted USNS |
| The multiplicity and | flexibility of the data paths in the ESP allowed many D |
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