Sentences with phrase «discovery different cases»

Moreover, it is always possible to consolidate for discovery different cases that involve construction of the same claims.

Not exact matches

Another very surprising result was the discovery of high levels of genetic variation within Polistes dominula, a species commonly found in Central Europe, indicating the presence of up to three different and hitherto unrecognized species — a case requiring further investigation.

In this case, seven different characteristics were necessary for predicting how the materials behaved, and our team's grad student Cory Simon's application of machine learning techniques greatly sped up the material discovery process by eliminating those that didn't meet the criteria.»

During her MAV presentation, Hopkins will show findings from different case studies to illustrate several points, including how problem - based practice leads to strategy discovery and the strengthening of retrieval - based strategies.

As is so often the case in landmark discoveries (which this could well be, time will tell) that you start off looking for one thing, and find something quite different.

Every case a unique, different aspect that can be emphasized through investigation, and we work toward fully understanding all the facts and details throughout the discovery process in our investigation.

Seth Rierson, senior managing director and FTI Technology practice leader said, «Our flexible mix of software, services and consulting helps clients confidently lower the total cost of discovery without imposing a «one - size - fits - all» approach to the unique requirements of different cases.

Try and remember which tasks you've completed if you have discovery responses pending in five different cases.

Note regarding RPG to arrest: Nolet, [2009] S.J. No. 40 (CA): 126 The circumstances in the case at bar bear some comparison with Mouland and are, in every respect, quantitatively, qualitatively and contextually different than those in Perello86 where the discovery of $ 55,000 in a vehicle, and nothing more, was deemed insufficient to warrant the arrest of the driver for possession of the proceeds of crime.

My colleagues frequently recount war stories in which their attempts to obtain substantive relief on a temporary basis early in the case failed while subsequent discovery uncovered evidence that might have led to a different temporary result.

Two recent cases in two different courts dealt with the issue of technology assisted review («TAR») and its use in discovery.