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| Note, however, the Born-von Karman boundary | conditions are useful when Ni are large (infinite). |
| Their activities include regulating the | conditions of using music in media, advertising campaig |
| achine translation is measured in laboratory | conditions by using the key stroke ratio or the word st |
| to a white cane, but is designed for use in | conditions where using a white cane can be difficult, f |
| However, depending on environmental | conditions, they usually produce a relatively small amo |
| Not only that, but children born under these | conditions are usually less fortunate as enough prepara |
| December 26) on weekends only, while weather | conditions permit, usually into February. |
| Model | conditions are usually expressed in a simple, somewhat |
| th me, a reprieve or even a pardon upon your | conditions I utterly refuse". |
| violet light and high temperature / humidity | conditions PEDOT:PSS UV-stabilizers are available. |
| The | conditions of Vanderbilt's will and the custody of thei |
| At steady-state | conditions, the vapor and liquid on each tray reach an |
| d solution of the problem of Bolza with side | conditions and variable end-points. |
| at they are able to preserve stable internal | conditions in various environments) but adaptive, if th |
| larger (>300 mm) instruments under dark sky | conditions, the various spiral bands are apparent with |
| Such title | conditions (known variously as Real Burdens and Real Co |
| is, of course, inconsistent with the actual | conditions on Venus, but astronomical observation at th |
| is used to treat muscular imbalance or other | conditions (see vergence dysfunction) that cause errors |
| This combination of | conditions is very unusual nowadays, since it requires |
| amaged or destroyed as a result of rough sea | conditions and very strong winds. |
| Landing | conditions are very difficult, and nowadays service cal |
| Conditions were very much eased and the convicts were t | |
| tioned the Government of Victoria to improve | conditions in Victorian Mental Hospitals and proposed c |
| and understanding of the social and economic | conditions in Vietnam, to promote the welfare of the Vi |
| ery frequently happened in the jungle combat | conditions of Vietnam. |
| On days with good | conditions the view extends to the Pfaelzerwald (Palati |
| In keeping with | conditions of Villiers' bequeathal that the allotments |
| Geosmin breaks down in acid | conditions; hence vinegar and other acidic ingredients |
| In certain | conditions the vines can be very high-yielding, but the |
| nging upon the rights of the voters, placing | conditions that violate the California State Constituti |
| M2 is, under extremely good | conditions, just visible to the naked eye. |
| When adapted for bright | conditions (photopic vision), the eye is most sensitive |
| Bristol Water imposes | conditions on visitors, particularly related to the are |
| g., Self-splicing) can occur under high salt | conditions in vitro, however, assistance from proteins |
| anipulate an organism's DNA under controlled | conditions in vivo. |
| d a conditional pardon and who met the above | conditions to vote. |
| Founded in 1878, to relieve crowded | conditions at Waco's main, First Street Cemetery, the c |
| during the uprising were for better working | conditions, higher wages, the right to organize, and th |
| employees are concerned about their working | conditions and wages, he represents them diligently. |
| dockers and miners go on strike for improved | conditions and wages. |
| a 35-year-old woman, with underlying medical | conditions, in Waikato. |
| ever, the initiations are subject to certain | conditions and waiting periods, which are meant to forc |
| taking office, he has worked to improve the | conditions at Walter Reed Hospital by supporting H.R.15 |
| Johnny, is determined to improve the working | conditions and wants the other miners to have a great h |
| nvolving Pirates requiring better employment | conditions ("We wants a training day!" "Aye! |
| Changing | conditions of war further erode any distinctions that c |
| rried that the US was unprepared for the new | conditions of warfare and needed new technology. |
| gress, President Barack Obama wrote that the | conditions that warrant the sanctions, Sudanese support |
| f the aircraft through rapidly changing wind | conditions, it was hit by a sudden sideward gust, causi |
| rge family and despite the not so favourable | conditions, he was fortunate enough to get good educati |
| lderon's refusal to accept the Chilean peace | conditions, he was place under arrest by the Chileans. |
| country to socialism adapted to third-world | conditions, and was approved by 98.4% of voters with a |
| ly withdrawn in January 2010 because of road | conditions, but was later restored. |
| Despite the moorland | conditions construction was reasonably straightforward, |
| Her first full-length book of poetry, | Conditions Horizontal, was published by Missing Consona |
| eared to lose control of his bike in the wet | conditions and was killed instantly on impact with tree |
| For this dangerous work under combat | conditions she was awarded three battle stars. |
| Due to ice | conditions, Shackleton was unable to reach King Edward |
| The intention was to survey crop and forest | conditions, it was reported. |
| With warm waters and favorable upper-level | conditions, Norman was predicted to re-attain tropical |
| d a half years in a labour camp in difficult | conditions, and was seriously maimed. |
| er a period of time spent imprisoned in poor | conditions, Roddam was tried by court martial and honou |
| Under these | conditions it was soon evident progress could not be ma |
| red much of southern New Guinea in dangerous | conditions, and was everywhere the peacemaker. |
| abeth Howe was imprisoned in these difficult | conditions she was able to rely on the support of her f |
| The town adopted a measure agreeing to these | conditions, property was purchased near the Northfield |
| initial battalions performed well in hostile | conditions, it was mainly due to the professional compe |
| Due to poor weather | conditions it was not until the spring of 1855 that wor |
| 6 revolutions per minute (depending on wind | conditions) and was often the cause of microwave interf |
| the heavy rains helped to alleviate drought | conditions and water shortages, significantly increasin |
| However, some of the Big Game | Conditions are way ridiculous and close to impossible t |
| I agreed that under normal | conditions, which we had not here, that would be all ri |
| It's unfortunate that | conditions that we had to face as a band made it imposs |
| hoon to turn to the north, where unfavorable | conditions steadily weakened the typhoon. |
| s and sports, tide reports, weather, driving | conditions, marine weather and surf conditions. |
| ing targets from all altitudes and under all | conditions of weather and light including deployment to |
| he motorist on every type of situation (road | conditions, traffic, weather, etc.) as well as speed li |
| ng of Vehicles; but the consent has limiting | conditions at weekends, namely cars should not exceed 7 |
| benefits of medication in treating specific | conditions as well as any adverse drug reactions. |
| wo axis stabilization for operation in naval | conditions, as well as extra naval modes. |
| encountered a crosswind during landing, the | conditions were well within the safe capabilities of th |
| that ripens early, and needs cool and humid | conditions as well as soil rich in clay. |
| is to aid with vaporization of fuel in cold | conditions, as well as to reduce exhaust emissions by r |
| ves of the garbage pickers and their working | conditions as well as Muniz's efforts to help them to g |
| to take advantage of the exceptional seeing | conditions, as well as the low temperature reducing bac |
| treat both acute and chronic musculoskeletal | conditions, as well as many non-musculoskeletal conditi |
| ansit for making panoramic records of forest | conditions, as well as a collapsible water-bag knapsack |
| aign focused on improving America's economic | conditions, as well as bringing thoughtful policies to |
| The final was played in sodden | conditions at Wellington. |
| In atrocious | conditions at Wembley, the score was 11-7 to Leeds when |
| The | conditions there were dirty and overcrowded, and the fo |
| By this time, | conditions inside were desperate and when news reached |
| very good record considering the prevailing | conditions that were entirely in the favour of the bowl |
| The book describes the | conditions that were present at the Harper's Ferry raid |
| Existing | conditions which were enforceable only the Superior wer |
| position and almost immediately learned that | conditions ashore were different than had been anticipa |
| ight Guantanamo detainees have described the | conditions they were held under in "the dark prison" or |
| urished and kept in degrading and unsanitary | conditions, inmates were prevented from engaging in con |
| Conditions initially were very poor, with more than 1,0 | |
| There, confronted with adverse weather | conditions, they were able only to land some of their f |
| s kept flexible by use and the constant damp | conditions of Western Ireland. |
| d were much damaged due to the harsh weather | conditions in western French Guiana. |
| ys (estimated probability 99%) under natural | conditions in wetlands". |
| ys (estimated probability 99%) under natural | conditions in wetlands. |
| ow are countries and territories where entry | conditions differ when using a Hong Kong SAR passport a |
| ed to provide direct evidence of the climate | conditions existing when the resin or tree sap formed. |
| t accelerator to improve reliability in cold | conditions or when fouled. |
| ded into those that target tics and comorbid | conditions, which, when present, are often a larger sou |
| ts this-the top floor, with its better light | conditions, was where the loom was operated. |
| d why developers often failed to fulfill the | conditions on which council made these concessions cont |
| Triple points mark | conditions at which three different phases can coexist. |
| experience as "appalling" and described the | conditions in which he was placed. |
| brought widespread national publicity to the | conditions in which fishermen worked, and triggered an |
| wareness among Scientologists about the poor | conditions in which many Hondurans live. |
| are specialized for different cell types or | conditions under which they are normally produced. |
| and equipment of licensed premises, and the | conditions under which liquor may be sold or consumed. |
| nisms modify their environment and establish | conditions under which more advanced organisms can live |
| were often not allowed to withdraw under any | conditions, in which case the entire unit would be bloo |
| ernment, and did not take into account local | conditions under which the population found themselves |
| cause the surface is most different from the | conditions under which they were created while the low |
| However, this is controversial due to the | conditions under which the animals are kept. |
| awarded for conspicuous bravery in perilous | conditions, but which is open for award to civilians as |
| d States, nine states had enumerated certain | conditions under which a debtor could not be imprisoned |
| The Schwarzschild criterion expresses the | conditions under which a region of a star is unstable t |
| gly influenced by the desert and semi-desert | conditions in which it was developed. |
| y of the Oppressed (1691), an account of the | conditions in which imprisoned debtors lived in debtors |
| fferences show the influence of the physical | conditions under which consolidation takes place. |
| These are the | conditions under which this new laboratory has been est |
| d the other state prisoners and the barbaric | conditions in which they were kept. |
| , and antarcticus, in connection with frigid | conditions in which the mite lives. |
| In addition, M. capsulatus can live in | conditions in which there is little molecular oxygen av |
| The final was played in soggy | conditions to which Mosgiel found it difficult to adapt |
| parameters and constraints that specify the | conditions under which the deployment will run. |
| Terms and | conditions under which the contract is concluded must b |
| Besides variations in the | conditions to which the papers are subjected, there are |
| In inflammatory | conditions in which fibrin is deposited in tissues, PAI |
| sts were able to succeed in figuring out the | conditions under which the rabies vaccination was most |
| r three years, they witnessed the horrendous | conditions under which the men and women there worked. |
| ranch of geology that studies rocks, and the | conditions in which rocks form. |
| s placed on five years probation, one of the | conditions for which was that he was forbidden from own |
| econdarily, the error rates) for the various | conditions for which the words (or the pseudowords) dif |
| live here notice no major difference in the | conditions under which we live compared to 2008 and goi |
| He contributed to the identification of | conditions under which a group of Euclidean motions mus |
| 1 μM and does not vary with the experimental | conditions under which Mg2+ is to be measured. |
| ently, it is the boundary between the set of | conditions in which it is thermodynamically favorable f |
| ntry unit, flaws included, and the miserable | conditions in which the battle was fought. |
| t-finding, and refusal to abide by the labor | conditions upon which they come.'" |
| He was freed on bail on 20 December, | conditions of which include obeying a curfew and wearin |
| predict job performance but rather about the | conditions under which they predict job performance. |
| The Act specifies the only | conditions in which the secretary can refuse the applic |
| gedly poor production values, and the wintry | conditions under which the tropical drama was shot beca |
| Reynolds most famously studied the | conditions in which the flow of fluid in pipes transiti |
| ted with this relationship to illustrate the | conditions under which this behavior will be executed. |
| held by the North Vietnamese and reveal the | conditions to which the prisoners were being subjected. |
| l Coin Grading Service, notating the special | conditions under which it was struck. |
| The Slave Cabin shows an example of the | conditions in which the slaves that worked at the plant |
| There are oral pathologic | conditions in which the maintenance of oral hygiene wit |
| UK's dockworkers held on to outmoded pay and | conditions structures which left London at a competitiv |
| el to Naples to view personally the inhumane | conditions in which political prisoners were kept. |
| river flows in the main River Dee, the best | conditions for white-water occur during long dry spells |
| in Israel at January due to the fine weather | conditions and wide fan base for the Russian and Ukrain |
| Spring and fall are usually mild, but | conditions are widely varied, depending on wind directi |
| onal media.This film was made in exceptional | conditions, which widen the documentary genre. |
| However, given some time and proper water | conditions, they will be less hasty. |
| They will adapt to a wide range of water | conditions, and will thrive in the same conditions as m |
| Under oxic | conditions; iron will be in the ferric +3 oxidation sta |
| Aponogeton ulvaceus will tolerate most water | conditions, but will thrive in slightly alkaline water |
| ted for its clear daytime atmospheric seeing | conditions, which will enable study of the solar corona |
| In the correct | conditions, Alexanders will grow up to four or five fee |
| In continual drought | conditions leaves will be lost. |
| somewhat variable depending on environmental | conditions but wilt and death usually occur within six |
| each other made operations possible even if | conditions (particularly wind) changed dramatically. |
| Weather | conditions (temperature, wind, rain status) |
| Under certain meteorological | conditions strong winds pour out of the Fraser Valley a |
| Arch Bridge was prone to sway under certain | conditions (heavy winds, bands marching in-step, etc.), |
| In Round 13, horrendous | conditions at Windy Hill saw Essendon and Footscray pla |
| f the natives combined with the harsh living | conditions during winter. |
| mical studies using normal industrial Wacker | conditions (except with high chloride and high copper c |
| vides grants and credits (subject to general | conditions (pdf)), with repayment periods of 35 to 40 y |
| Because of the distance and climatic | conditions, together with transport restrictions, the c |
| isconnection hypothesis explains many of the | conditions associated with conduction aphasia, clinical |
| shelters can withstand intense environmental | conditions associated with rain or snow. |
| rocks metamorphosed under blueschist facies | conditions along with other sodic minerals such as albi |
| Amino acid transport disorders are medical | conditions associated with a failure of amino acids to |
| ure, or whether this measure was part of the | conditions agreed with the US government for their rele |
| These weather | conditions coupled with an above normal grass fuel load |
| Highway Patrol, generally because of the icy | conditions combined with the steep grade of the pass, a |
| nt to the dam, resulting in highly eutrophic | conditions comparable with those experienced in Hartbee |
| accounts: trading is carried out on the same | conditions and with the same quotes. |
| However, the cold, damp, airless | conditions, combined with the uneven surface of the cav |
| akes credit or blame for the present weather | conditions exits with the line "Good day... probably." |
| , with cases often resembling actual medical | conditions but with fantastical elements added to heigh |
| a statewide study to improve transportation | conditions linked with gateways for global trade. |
| ted approximately 20,000 fans in the spartan | conditions consistent with its era. |
| Moreover, | conditions associated with low systemic vascular resist |
| Conditions associated with low cardiac output and high | |
| tion of the colours is attributed to the dry | conditions combined with the lack of damage which would |
| ression of the AQP2 gene is increased during | conditions associated with water retention such as preg |
| s, families and caregivers relating to heart | conditions associated with Down's Syndrome. |
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