If the speaker were not allowed to vote, except where there was an equal division, independent of his own vote, then the state might lose its own voice; if he were allowed to give his vote, and also a casting vote, then the state might, in effect, possess a double vote.
It was reported that the HCV replicon showing resistance against the CsA-mediated anti-HCV effect possessed mutations in the coding region for NS5A and NS5B [26], [26], indicating that NS5B was one of the determinants for the sensitivity to CsA.
In effect, he was possessed by the gods, or the Djinns, and became their instrument.
It is revealed that drugs sharing the same adverse effects possess similarities in their chemical-protein interactome profiles.
"Appalachian Haze" unfolds as a single spontaneous gesture, spasmodic in its immediate effect but possessed of a greater sense of order, like a Jackson Pollock canvas.
In effect, in modelling current trajectories, these control systems rely on models they already possess.
The consumer demand for such magazines is easy to understand: when a gun is out of ammunition, the user is in effect disarmed, and does not possess an operable firearm until the gun is reloaded.
Now, whilst each of the ten mortgages which it is in effect held the complainant possesses purported to be of ten shares of stock securing each bond, no particular ten shares were delivered, segregated, or identified.
Tells how cable companies, in the franchising arrangements they have made with city governments, possess what are in effect, local monopolies.
In contrast to such deleterious effects, UA possesses neuroprotective properties in the brain and elucidating the molecular mechanisms involved may have significant value regarding the therapeutic treatment of neurodegenerative disease.
But white men with far more political power than that possessed by the Nation of Islam movement have been advocating exactly this, in effect, for generations.
