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| task for five years, independent of weather | conditions and illumination, and reliably provides rada |
| Because of poor | conditions in the detention camps children have died of |
| rman boundary condition is a set of boundary | conditions which impose the restriction that a wave fun |
| ly larger and not designed for true off road | conditions. |
| (because the architect offered unfavourable | conditions), while on behalf of the contractors the man |
| tensively for recreation, offering excellent | conditions for canoeing, boating, and fishing. |
| serve this purpose the festival offers ideal | conditions - especially with regard to its favourable g |
| ll, low levels of sunshine, and often breezy | conditions throughout the year. |
| Often, such | conditions require that certain variables be free, or t |
| ained in England, on account of his old bail | conditions - he had been, "lattin hame upoun ane band." |
| ing property owners to convert the old title | conditions to benefit their land and hence themselves a |
| urs to a couple of days depending on storage | conditions. |
| he storm a blizzard, based on meteorological | conditions recorded by the Weather Bureau at Philadelph |
| its exact timing can be dependent on weather | conditions. |
| ted that the US had insisted on unacceptable | conditions. |
| thin specific varieties depending on growing | conditions, drying methods, age of the hop, and other f |
| Legislative Department to dispose of on any | conditions it may choose to impose. |
| nd the surrounding suburbs depending on wind | conditions. |
| ded real-time route updates based on traffic | conditions. |
| e folia; this can provide information on the | conditions of formation |
| en eight and twenty hours, depending on soil | conditions. |
| s, and positions; and obtain data on weather | conditions. |
| wealth of analytical research reports on the | conditions of Travellers, which are used as references |
| r merger, or allowing an acquisition on such | conditions as the Authority sets, including ordering th |
| their destination, they were pardoned on the | conditions that they be "apprenticed" to local employer |
| ly takes two days (or more depending on road | conditions), many tourists and travellers make overnigh |
| ing February to October, depending on winter | conditions, Trixis californica can flower nearly year-r |
| However, depending on environmental | conditions, they usually produce a relatively small amo |
| xel Bayer-sensor cameras, depending on light | conditions and types of colors present in the image. |
| Having defaulted on the | conditions of his inheritance, he is forced to take a j |
| intain that film producers operate on market | conditions while particularly DR, funded by a broadcast |
| es to the castle's upkeep and reports on its | conditions annually. |
| lopments in penal reform, reporting on penal | conditions worldwide |
| somewhat variable depending on environmental | conditions but wilt and death usually occur within six |
| that won an Emmy for their reporting on the | conditions in Darfur. |
| Brain research is concentrated on brain | conditions, diseases, and disorders including, but is n |
| ditional drawdowns will be based on security | conditions in each part of the country. |
| ough he opposed its legislation on workplace | conditions, made necessary by its dependence on Labor P |
| On Economic | Conditions - Thursday, April 14, 1938 |
| ment Committee is keeping a close eye on the | conditions of both the salt marsh and the sand dunes. |
| cases of wine per year, depending on vintage | conditions . |
| co-precipitation only weakly depends on the | conditions; |
| l author of a reference work on neurological | conditions |
| ocedures which gave a daily report on safety | conditions underground, a standard that is common today |
| t Swedish research institute focusing on the | conditions for enterprise, entrepreneurship and market |
| me of 14 to 32 minutes, depending on traffic | conditions. |
| committed to maintaining the building on two | conditions, firstly that the rites of the church be sta |
| mmandant accepted to capitulate on honorable | conditions, realizing he could not defend the fortress |
| rms a valuable historical document on social | conditions in New Zealand in the 1850s. |
| In addition to reporting on ski | conditions, Kennedy served as the president of the Cana |
| her is a bloodline based primarily on social | conditions. |
| ted he had escaped to focus attention on the | conditions in the hospital and his own situation. |
| netics and environmental influences on human | conditions such as HIV, lupus, inherited deafness, and |
| rning of the Reichstag, a publication on the | conditions of the Jewish population which greatly raise |
| s may be present, depending on environmental | conditions. |
| power generation can vary based on external | conditions. |
| more, sometimes a bit less depending on the | conditions of manufacture. |
| Rules, Norms and Decisions, On the | Conditions of Practical and Legal Reasoning in Internat |
| rboxy-amino acid anhydrides depending on the | conditions. |
| a ground orifice which, depending on weather | conditions and season, can serve either as a sink or as |
| It is only overcome on the | conditions of faith and repentance. |
| peeds of 145 km/h (90 mph) depending on wind | conditions. |
| had of most of Dublin, depending on weather | conditions and obstructions. |
| From idle to 2500-3000RPM, depending on load | conditions, one intake valve fully opens while the othe |
| ) with noticeable and profound effect on the | conditions of the flora and fauna contained within. |
| pths, and to provide information on drilling | conditions for logistical planners. |
| uary 1690, the Mughal emperor agreed, on the | conditions that rupees 1.5 lakhs (150,000) (over one bi |
| t also reformulated the legal basis on which | conditions on the use of land can be specified in the t |
| mputer-generated models based on atmospheric | conditions project that clouds of nerve agents would ha |
| 6 revolutions per minute (depending on wind | conditions) and was often the cause of microwave interf |
| may take several years to begin, once market | conditions rebound. |
| ding "two events with probability one, whose | conditions cannot be met together." |
| more efficiently fix carbon in only certain | conditions, with the more common C3 pathway being more |
| tinuous screw presses worked best only under | conditions of constant feed, at constant consistency. |
| illway gates were to be used in only extreme | conditions. |
| oughbred horse race held under open handicap | conditions, for horses aged three years old and upwards |
| ences of individuals who are operating under | conditions of risk and the efforts of organizations who |
| nted the decoration for field operations and | conditions. |
| to monitor flight deck operations, machinery | conditions, towing, damage control, and related activit |
| ized as illusion, these opposing determining | conditions bind, limit and fetter (pashu) the individua |
| ia in 1929 because of the oppressive Fascist | conditions. |
| Optimal growth | conditions include a pH level of about 7, a salt concen |
| ed in Japan, where he found optimal training | conditions. |
| tween six to twelve months in optimal farmed | conditions. |
| With optimum wind | conditions nearly daily in the late afternoon, Zuma dra |
| rate is very rapid in optimum environmental | conditions, and market size can be achieved in 18 to 30 |
| is used to treat muscular imbalance or other | conditions (see vergence dysfunction) that cause errors |
| evalent where high bio-load exists, or where | conditions may be stressful due to overcrowding or low |
| be influenced by tidal action, or subsurface | conditions, such as current and ocean floor. |
| heat, even under moderately acidic or basic | conditions, allowing it to be used in baking, or in pro |
| ation (catalyzed by heat, light, or alkaline | conditions). |
| atters of pay, shipboard routine, or service | conditions; the issues that affected the sailors the mo |
| y cows would give birth in wild or semi-wild | conditions, not be located in an annual round up, and t |
| lamp under normal shop lighting or daylight | conditions. |
| Sediments deposited under oxic or anoxic | conditions can preserve on the long term the geochemica |
| operate on either type of diabetes or other | conditions resulting in hyperglycemia, the current clin |
| Those "red lines," or non-negotiable | conditions, include recognizing the constitution and th |
| ining plants adapted to arid climate or soil | conditions. |
| he was dead, either of his ordeal or prison | conditions, by that point. |
| ils but is intolerant of anaerobic or saline | conditions; it is also frost-tolerant to - 30°C. |
| an increase the risk of heart or circulatory | conditions such as heart attacks and strokes. |
| , but motivated by good feeding or migrating | conditions. |
| It occurs in damp or swampy | conditions in grasslands or wooded areas at high altitu |
| As the spark or arc | conditions are typically not well controlled, the analy |
| lysis of the human body in movement or under | conditions of strain, but he is also important for his |
| Metals exposed to cold or cryogenic | conditions may endure a ductile to brittle transition a |
| eople with psoriasis and other scalp or skin | conditions. |
| In mildly acidic or neutral | conditions, the reaction is much slower and produces mo |
| rijuana for certain terminal or debilitating | conditions be permitted and physicians authorized to ad |
| tients with certain terminal or debilitating | conditions. |
| ds when under stress, animal attack or other | conditions. |
| In the case of fog or blizzard | conditions the observer should read the scale where the |
| ury, disease, insect damage or environmental | conditions. |
| ill decompose at the typical acidic or basic | conditions used in such extractions. |
| istmas Day or on days of high water or storm | conditions. |
| ng signs warn of possible dangers or unusual | conditions ahead and alert motorists on the hazards to |
| Pulses of hypoxic or anoxic | conditions and perhaps periodic episodes of heavy silta |
| notic nares, elongated soft palate, or other | conditions) can evert the laryngeal saccules, aggravati |
| countries and lived in detention or similar | conditions received a compensation of up to EUR 2,560. |
| In the event of complications or other | conditions being present, ascending is always the corre |
| thers to know about medical or psychological | conditions or treatments which would be embarrassing. |
| rovides protection under hypoxic or ischemic | conditions, potentially limiting brain damage. |
| There are oral pathologic | conditions in which the maintenance of oral hygiene wit |
| They grow in organic substrate | conditions up to 100x higher than oligotrophs. |
| nisms tend to grow in high organic substrate | conditions, for example, sewage lagoons. |
| The effect approximates the original viewing | conditions for these paintings and allows gold leaf to |
| The Arabs the Origins, Present | Conditions, and Prospects of the Arab World, 1955 |
| r is cocaine toxicity with other significant | conditions, such as hypertensive cardiovascular disease |
| ms that claim to treat eczema and other skin | conditions. |
| ell in western blotting and other denaturing | conditions. |
| ovel therapies for obesity and other medical | conditions. |
| Other comorbid | conditions include self-injurious behaviors (SIB), anxi |
| brain tumors, stroke and other neurovascular | conditions. |
| hing difficulties, jaundice or other medical | conditions. |
| strains, sprains, and other musculoskeletal | conditions. |
| that can cause infections and other disease | conditions, and prolong sickness. |
| tated by groundwater or in other sedimentary | conditions, or form as a primary mineral in hydrotherma |
| Other reaction | conditions give compounds with anion formula MnF52- or |
| This is found in anemia and other blood | conditions. |
| roke, heart attack, and other cardiovascular | conditions. |
| askatchewan and focused on other respiratory | conditions and prevention programs. |
| and probably result from other immunological | conditions, possibly allergies to gluten or extension o |
| tself, or rather, a symptom of other related | conditions. |
| Other eye | conditions which appear in the breed include cataracts |
| many people with albinism and other genetic | conditions) by notable fashion photographer and human r |
| r by people with arthritis and other medical | conditions which would make the use of a traditional ca |
| ndrome (ME/CFS) as well as other auto-immune | conditions, neurobehavioural disorders and neurological |
| ract is also commonly used for other medical | conditions, such as baldness, polycystic ovarian syndro |
| to pregnancy, childbirth, and other related | conditions. |
| chase or selling prices or any other trading | conditions; |
| h specific types of cancers, or other benign | conditions. |
| egions whose climate, soil, or other growing | conditions create unique areas for viticulture. |
| aims while blinded under otherwise identical | conditions. |
| dation received $41 million to carry out the | conditions of the settlement. |
| sts were able to succeed in figuring out the | conditions under which the rabies vaccination was most |
| o Award, saying he was dismayed over current | conditions in the country. |
| , the Covenanters then split apart over what | conditions peace should be made with the King. |
| stokers upset with the officers over working | conditions. |
| d also released conflicting reports over the | conditions of the maternity ward at Frere hospital, in |
| ent had virtually lost control over economic | conditions. |
| Spanish airport authority Aena over working | conditions, work schedules and benefits. |
| s as are available" before suing over prison | conditions. |
| Over time, | conditions of work deteriorated, as laborers inhabited |
| was expelled from the association over poor | conditions and mistreatment of animals. |
| n's most prominent campaign was over housing | conditions. |
| Following a dispute over the | conditions of renting the Newmarket Road ground, in 190 |
| otest was nominally about the overall safety | conditions of the stage, and was sparked by life-threat |
| t spreads quickly in overcrowded, unsanitary | conditions. |
| e immediate problems of their own employment | conditions. |
| ework is produced during oxidative formation | conditions. |
| st named in 1956, although papers describing | conditions now known or assumed to be CFEOM appear in t |
| nes can grow in full-sun to partially shaded | conditions. |
| s that is 1) adapted well to particular site | conditions, or 2) of a greater inherent productivity. |
| cies that indicates particular environmental | conditions such as certain soil or rock types |
| r the legislature to believe particular work | conditions are dangerous. |
| ristian population enduring particularly bad | conditions. |
| against the government on issues of pay and | conditions. |
| litant action to defend technicians' pay and | conditions, in particular in the ITV strike of 1979, wh |
| dependent Review of Higher Education Pay and | Conditions in 1999. |
| ith Governor Charles Fitzgerald over pay and | conditions. |
| the effect of changing firefighters pay and | conditions, and created a massive structural change to |
| ade repeated attempts to improve the pay and | conditions of the force, and had made representations o |
| ng through employment agencies equal pay and | conditions with employees in the same business who do t |
| UK's dockworkers held on to outmoded pay and | conditions structures which left London at a competitiv |
| Pay, pensions, | conditions of service |
| In peak wet | conditions up to 20 million litres of silica-enriched w |
| she said, historical novels about people and | conditions she knew. |
| seen in the tightest muscles of people with | conditions like spastic cerebral palsy. |
| For the Armenian people, however, | conditions grew worse under Stalin's rule. |
| ves that belie the humid and perennially wet | conditions that it grows under. |
| d rapid sedimentation created perfect fossil | conditions. |
| he CWL will not only provide perfect playing | conditions, but each player will receive quality lodgin |
| Central Florida provides perfect training | conditions year round. |
| ng of the unit square with periodic boundary | conditions onto itself results. |
| hors introduced the use of periodic boundary | conditions. |
| us (shown as a square with periodic boundary | conditions) partitioning it into seven mutually-adjacen |
| order to allow the use of periodic boundary | conditions. |
| a lattice with or without periodic boundary | conditions); |
| the operator to understand which periods and | conditions are putting the facility at risk. |
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