In one system of musical tuning, the tones in between are then given by 16 9 for D, 8 5 for E, 3 2 for F, 4 3 for G, 6 5 for A, and 16 15 for B, in ascending order.

I believed, and I still do, that my story could be helpful.

These numbers may be perplexing, but they are useful to understand.

Such sacrifices, however, would be well worthwhile.

Facebook and the classroom Facebook represents a potentially useful tool in educational contexts.

Transparency was not always an asset, countered another discussant.

Such bonds can be useful, even necessary, in times of war.

Cuba's experience might be of use to other countries in the implementation of national and regional projects.

One area in which such studies could be fruitful, however, is public procurement.

The Mission has also identified assets that would be useful for enhancing the capacity of the Government of Sierra Leone.

And of course, there's a range of places where you'd think those things would be really useful.

Culture of trust is helpful in insecure and unorganized situations (Bjerke, 1999).

That commission could be a particularly useful tool in promoting and protecting human rights.

The European Union thinks the document might also be useful to the Conference on Disarmament.

Hopefully this keeps the pontificating to a minimum and makes the posts useful.

Kegel exercises may be beneficial in treating urinary incontinence in both men and women.

Increasing the availability of a proper education to women will be remarkably beneficial on a variety of fronts.

The Committee strongly encourages States that might benefit from assistance to request such assistance.

UN leadership will be instrumental to proposing and forging solutions to such daunting long term global challenges.

Further research may be useful in the optimisation of DNA vaccination, especially in the food animal industry.

We believe that the experience we have acquired in the process might prove useful to the CTC.

Non governmental organizations had shown themselves to be useful in helping CEDAW to be more effective.

It is also an exporter of diamonds.

The truth is that such models are most useful when they are little known or not universally believed.

Namibia is the fourth largest exporter of non fuel minerals in Africa and the world's fourth largest producer of uranium.

2. Emphasizes the need for the promotion of a responsible and sustainable tourism that could be beneficial to all sectors of society

Speeches, particularly when delivered by leaders of great nations, can be useful, irrelevant, or dangerous.

Rules that are beneficial in some circumstances may become counterproductive in others.

Clearly, these things can be useful and important. We should talk.

The Committee's general comments might be a useful tool in expediting adoption of the proposed Abortion Act.

For the fungi, an account was provided by R.W.G.

The other name for elastin is tropoelastin.

Pérez also set a world best in the 2003 World Championships of 1 17 21 for the 20 km (12 mi) distance.

At the same time, complex models can be useful for illustrating special cases and reminding us that the world is a messy place.

Even the International Monetary Fund now recognizes that capital controls may be useful, especially in times of crisis.

A pest control technology that fails to control pests might be good for seed corporations that are also agrichemical corporations.

At this stage, we know that free trade agreements are useful, but are not silver bullets.

A further challenge is limiting indicators to a few strategic ones that are also meaningful for decision making purposes.

Our review of this system was conducted on a test basis and I would like to make mention of a few further improvements which may be useful

Here, El Salvador's experience might be useful to Haiti, and we shall place it at their disposal under any agreed modalities and format.

Some things are useful, but not scarce enough to have monetary value, such as the Earth's atmosphere, these are referred to as 'free goods'.

It may not be good economics, but the strategy proved to be good politics, for a time.

But which lessons from the Eastern European transition experience are relevant for countries in North Africa and the Middle East?

Thus, for individuals at least, personal constraints can be helpful, not merely limiting if we use them properly.

Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) can be used as well, and are particularly helpful in patients with neonatal Bartter's syndrome.