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| red to travel through Mexico and report upon | conditions there. |
| also use these instruments to report weather | conditions at their respective locations. |
| wrote Auschwitz Report, a factual report of | conditions inside the camp. |
| ording to the final accident report, traffic | conditions no longer warranted the speed assignment aft |
| The reported climatic | conditions of the village reflect the conditions in the |
| Madlala-Routledge had reported that | conditions at the maternity ward were a 'national disas |
| t dated October 26, 2005, ICG reported, "All | conditions to closing the acquisitions have been satisf |
| His reports on | conditions in Siberia were published serially by Centur |
| The predicates locked and open represent the | conditions of a door being locked and open, respectivel |
| wave analogy is used to represent hydraulic | conditions in a watershed. |
| But for farm crops, it can represent field | conditions well since it is done outside the laboratory |
| lic organisms that can grow and reproduce in | conditions with a low availability of water, also known |
| r Alkhanov, Boussoufa requested unacceptable | conditions in his personal contract, even though Anderl |
| tals of metallic copper that require special | conditions to form properly. |
| It requires semi-moist | conditions. |
| y affect enzyme activity, requiring reaction | conditions to be tailored to specific applications. |
| 1954 agreement but did agree to respect its | conditions. |
| ten in 1864 by George F. Root in response to | conditions in the Andersonville Prison, a Confederate p |
| For phagors, Myrkwyr marks the return of | conditions favorable to their kind. |
| ayers and coaches refused to return claiming | conditions were not safe. |
| held by the North Vietnamese and reveal the | conditions to which the prisoners were being subjected. |
| When the investigation revealed inhuman | conditions she issued decrees mandating a minimum wage |
| former Justice Secretary, reviewed prisoner | conditions at several prisons in New Zealand, following |
| s Rivers state to deal with a revolt against | conditions there. |
| matic polyarthritis, rheumatoid spondylitis, | conditions after acute articular rheumatism), degenerat |
| the list of generators from left to right so | conditions can mention any bound variables that occur t |
| passionate advocate for improved rights and | conditions for Australian aborigines. |
| l economic benefits, professional rights and | conditions of work of teachers. |
| e F: Social Dialogue, Social Rights, Working | Conditions, Adaptation to Change |
| redible, were not done under rigorous enough | conditions to be 'official'. |
| Typically in room ambient | conditions the accuracy is limited to the sensor linear |
| Sea level rose for | conditions to be right for the deposition of the Austin |
| amaged or destroyed as a result of rough sea | conditions and very strong winds. |
| eone to maintain at least rudimentary living | conditions. |
| ever, since these experiments were run under | conditions significantly different from industrial Wack |
| through input gating under specific run time | conditions to reduce the unnecessary switching in the d |
| cted runway, and the reported runway surface | conditions. |
| y be climbed without difficulty in safe snow | conditions. |
| about the issues pertaining to safe working | conditions for miners and collective bargaining for uni |
| o control observers and provide safe nesting | conditions for the birds in question. |
| Australians seeking better and safer working | conditions. |
| rs having to pit under stabilised safety car | conditions. |
| such as curriculum and teacher salaries and | conditions are managed by the State through the Departm |
| The Salyut living | conditions were starting to degrade by July, with the e |
| perchlorate system, using the same synthesis | conditions, was 55 W/m2. |
| e solution every time given the same initial | conditions), unlike alternatives that rely on Monte Car |
| rers often had to suffer the same deplorable | conditions as Soviet workers. |
| In the same light | conditions a smaller aperture would be used for a lands |
| The large hills of sand, semi-arid | conditions, and powerful winds generated by the Golden |
| ombination of employee satisfaction, working | conditions and company culture in Central Florida. |
| Clearly, the shape which satisfies these | conditions is an equilateral triangle, so the angle bet |
| ogant heiress who has married to satisfy the | conditions of her father's will but whose marriage has |
| ay or may not be required to satisfy certain | conditions. |
| We can solve the network by satisfying two | conditions. |
| e contains the words (X, Y) satisfying three | conditions |
| ost of the growing season, which saw optimal | conditions for many of the world's major growing region |
| Human-rights activists say the | conditions for overseas laborers working in the United |
| So I think it's a bit misleading to say that | conditions are improving in Afghanistan. |
| It says current | conditions there are particularly dire. |
| ply known as 'bibic' to reflect the scope of | conditions the charity deals with. |
| to work in a variety of difficult seams and | conditions, and robotic versions controlled by computer |
| ir methods of surviving seasonally inclement | conditions as they are in their structure and feeding h |
| rudis fly varies with the annual seasons and | conditions of the day. |
| the German invaders in order to secure good | conditions for workers and trade unions. |
| Cambodian driver, and was stunned to see the | conditions that children were living in. |
| social conscience developed after seeing the | conditions of children who lived on the Wentworth estat |
| uidance was to go on strike to seek improved | conditions. |
| ly visible numbers so they can be seen under | conditions when there is poor visibility like rain, fog |
| s aims to determine the timing, sequence and | conditions of deformations, mineral growth and overprin |
| years handed over to Muscovy under series of | conditions which later the Russians used to their advan |
| the wind picked up in the second series the | conditions must have improved. |
| f Nuvigil as a treatment for serious medical | conditions such as bipolar depression, cognition abnorm |
| ho seek help from mental health services for | conditions including anxiety disorders such as panic di |
| fficial information on services, treatments, | conditions, healthy living and current health topics |
| In the Friday's first qualifying session the | conditions were difficult as the track was drying but s |
| esource consent may be granted with a set of | conditions that need to be complied with in order to en |
| lenge mode- Win by fulfilling a given set of | conditions with a given set of opponents. |
| ulnerability is merely a condition or set of | conditions that may allow the ADP system or activity to |
| e modern method is simply to create a set of | conditions from your junctions and head-loss criteria. |
| a well-defined (but possibly unknown) set of | conditions. |
| ondon's life, it refers to a specific set of | conditions peculiar to the oyster industry in San Franc |
| In 1816, as a governor, he issued a set of | conditions for the settlement of "useful foreigners" in |
| Under a particular set of | conditions, the amino acids will elute in the same orde |
| e formed of two primary components: a set of | conditions that drive the execution of the node and ano |
| “Once we set the | conditions and built sufficient combat power, we took t |
| r for clearing operations that would set the | conditions for "the surge" which ultimately neutralized |
| ently, it is the boundary between the set of | conditions in which it is thermodynamically favorable f |
| s Sea Level Standard (SLS)) defines a set of | conditions for physical calculations. |
| in the absence of other extreme settings or | conditions. |
| er the years, Wood developed several medical | conditions including skin tumors, artificial hips, a st |
| dermal dysplasia refers to several different | conditions selectively affecting the hands and feet |
| welling associated with several dermatologic | conditions such as atopic dermatitis and allergic conta |
| of extracts of the plant on several medical | conditions. |
| urette's is associated with several comorbid | conditions, or co-occurring diagnoses, which are often |
| s mountainous, with extremely severe weather | conditions during the winter causing roads to be blocke |
| ancellation of classes due to severe weather | conditions. |
| Disdainful of shelter despite severe weather | conditions, he inspired his shipmates and contributed t |
| a general method for treating severe medical | conditions such as cancer, infectious diseases, and car |
| n ammunition at night despite severe weather | conditions. |
| d violent inquisitions and severe internment | conditions. |
| Attacked by a large force in severe weather | conditions (wet snowstorm), the French managed to hold |
| he rig is capable of withstanding severe sea | conditions including 12 metres (39 ft) waves and 155 ki |
| of major bushfires following severe drought | conditions in the state of Victoria in Australia. |
| that have been subjected to severe oxidizing | conditions. |
| Rescuers were hampered by severe weather | conditions. |
| If exposed to severe freezing | conditions the surface may flake off due to the expansi |
| ammunition at night, despite severe weather | conditions. |
| da, being optimized for use in severe Arctic | conditions. |
| as designed to last for years in severe road | conditions, and its reinforced unibody construction gav |
| u Yasukata marched north under severe winter | conditions to attack the Manchurian capital of Mukden. |
| In December 1837 in severe weather | conditions the regiment marched from Fredericton to Que |
| For severe environmental | conditions, the AN/FPS-8 was self-contained in an arcti |
| e down to avoid a stall, but the severe wind | conditions continued to force the airplane towards the |
| tankers capable of navigating in severe ice | conditions resulted in a written question to the Parlia |
| ly joints that must withstand severe service | conditions. |
| onal for only eleven years as the severe ice | conditions rendered it uneconomical and difficult to ac |
| bout 46 m as well as the local shallow water | conditions (i.e. |
| Population fell sharply and | conditions became still more difficult. |
| And, she says | conditions on loan agreements have been streamlined. |
| However, should dry | conditions return before the young have been raised, th |
| A predominance diagram purports to show the | conditions of concentration and pH where a chemical spe |
| Yet time has shown that | conditions within concentration camps were harsh, dange |
| India, the Philippines and Turkey, shows the | conditions of reformatories in all of these countries. |
| stem and/or output required fog signals when | conditions warrant. |
| he Romani people live in significantly worse | conditions than others. |
| ng much the same crops under similar climate | conditions. |
| (b) Share similar environmental | conditions, and; |
| This system is one of the most similar in | conditions to our solar system than any other currently |
| Similarly, disease | conditions for the tissue are not annotated in a comput |
| Similarly, storm | conditions may cause water to spill over a coastal stru |
| The game was intended to simulate the | conditions of a post-revolutionary Central American cou |
| nced in advance so as to simulate "surprise" | conditions. |
| e Repair Department, under simulated wartime | conditions, completed over 100 jobs during a three day |
| in test work under simulated weightlessness | conditions. |
| environments, under simulated environmental | conditions, in simulated body fluid, at high temperatur |
| envionment has been planted, simulating the | conditions of the original Kokoda Track. |
| rials and was capable of simulating climatic | conditions throughout the world (e.g., desert, rain for |
| he motorist on every type of situation (road | conditions, traffic, weather, etc.) as well as speed li |
| Further, situations or | conditions that tend to suspend larger particles throug |
| In slightly acidic | conditions, hydrogen tellurite ion, HTeO3−, is prevalen |
| rate is pH dependent, and slightly alkaline | conditions achieved by adding a weak base, e.g. |
| Can also withstand slightly brackish | conditions. |
| ons are effective buffers for slightly basic | conditions, which keep DNA deprotonated and soluble in |
| al Lingotto in Turin created fairly slow ice | conditions, relative to previous Olympic ovals, such as |
| Bowl is known for its cold and snowy weather | conditions. |
| ehrabad runway 29 in foggy and snowy weather | conditions. |
| rge family and despite the not so favourable | conditions, he was fortunate enough to get good educati |
| how the study of the so-called 'restrictive | conditions for universals' in Navya-Nyaya logic anticip |
| Fair social living | conditions |
| in the collection are also all social living | conditions, from a manor house to a poorhouse, differen |
| lp create more sustainable and socially just | conditions for poorer people. |
| Under some extreme | conditions leakage is technically possible, but such co |
| In this case, some natural | conditions on f and k imply that there is a well-define |
| tionally, the judge added some extraordinary | conditions. |
| tive the knopper gall can, under some growth | conditions, be mistaken for the acorn cup gall, caused |
| But under some certain | conditions this is still a way to realize synthesis of |
| st that this is true under some incineration | conditions. |
| egaterium is able to survive in some extreme | conditions such as desert environments due to the spore |
| Under some special | conditions (very low pH and high concentration of chlor |
| ls may also be raised in some non-neoplastic | conditions like ulcerative colitis, pancreatitis, cirrh |
| Sometimes, these | conditions improve by removing gluten from the diet. |
| igures like him were kept in somewhat better | conditions than the other prisoners and had a few speci |
| drawn, with replays taking place as soon as | conditions permitted. |
| Jones was "could bowl well in all sorts of | conditions... |
| rt concluded that, assuming sound foundation | conditions, the closure of the Gulf was technically fea |
| 2000 has moved into being Open Source (with | conditions) and is now open for the public to tweak or |
| o produce a draught animal for South African | conditions, resistant to African diseases and more trac |
| 's plan was very simple: to head south, wind | conditions allowing. |
| ties were an asset, as parts were sparse and | conditions intense. |
| Under special meteorological | conditions, such as a local rain shower that originates |
| rger deposits requires special environmental | conditions. |
| week, but this is based on specific personal | conditions. |
| n Hastings, East Sussex for specific hunting | conditions, they nearly became extinct during the Secon |
| residue caused by the specific environmental | conditions in the enzyme's active site. |
| er and tailors treatment to specific medical | conditions. |
| data retention under specified environmental | conditions; however, they are easily damaged by mishand |
| s the Abortion Act 1967, which specifies the | conditions where abortion is legal. |
| This specifies the | conditions for the preparation of a well-defined quantu |
| parameters and constraints that specify the | conditions under which the deployment will run. |
| endothelial or ICE syndrome is a spectrum of | conditions of the eye, where the inner layer of the cor |
| ed that they may be formed spontaneously, in | conditions similar to the environment thought to exist |
| undant with the moss surviving as spore when | conditions are not suitable. |
| rtgemeinschaft (SG) working under sport club | conditions |
| Anemones tend to stay in the same spot until | conditions become unsuitable (prolonged dryness, for ex |
| Unsanitary, squalid living | conditions, inadequate medical care, poor food, and uns |
| m an infection related to the squalid living | conditions. |
| ed medication treatment for stabilization of | conditions. |
| at they are able to preserve stable internal | conditions in various environments) but adaptive, if th |
| e coral that prefers reasonably stable water | conditions and uneven flow. |
| In times of relative stable climatic | conditions, e.g. during the late Last Interglacial s.l. |
| ing approaches" and that "at this stage, the | conditions to make a legislative proposal have not been |
| selves into the Germans, unable to stand the | conditions in the nearby forests. |
| In standard room | conditions dry alkali halides tend to exist as white or |
| The transaction, subject to standard closing | conditions, is expected to close in the fourth quarter |
| ce at 70-80 °C under standard polymerization | conditions. |
| active or unstable under standard laboratory | conditions. |
| rm, which produce the required standing wave | conditions, also known as the clapotis. |
| ing it suitable for use under starlight only | conditions and even overcast starlight conditions in re |
| The race started under | conditions classified as "light rain", with several dri |
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