The primary custom I focus on in this novel is a tradition that prohibits fathers from acknowledging a new child until the child has survived for two weeks after birth; if the child dies before that two-week mark, the mother and women mourn the child alone.
With field programmable technology (dark gray, with a CAGR of about 29%), customers take on primary responsibility for custom circuit design, creating great value in the industry.
And while calls for a crackdown on the border here are understandable, they run counter to what had been the primary mission for customs, immigration and Border Patrol agents before the Sept. 11 attacks: to fulfill the promise of the North American Free Trade Agreement, to make the border as unobtrusive as possible and to build on the world's largest bilateral trade flow, now $420 billion a year.
"The primary USP is custom geometry," says Craddock.
In the last year, all three industry giants have invaded Velocity Micro's primary niche -- custom PC's for computer game enthusiasts willing to pay for the latest high-technology marvel.
The primary goal of custom-made footwear is to protect the foot by reducing pressure at high-risk foot locations.
Taxation took two primary forms: levy and customs.
The primary basis for the customs value of goods shall be the transaction value, that is the price actually paid or payable for the goods when sold for export to the customs territory of the Union, adjusted, where necessary.
A custom cementless femoral prosthesis can improve the fit and fill of the prosthesis in the femoral cavity and decrease the micromotion of the proximal prosthesis such that the primary stability of the custom prosthesis can be improved, and osseointegration of the proximal prosthesis is achieved.
At the very beginning of the chapter on supposition, like Walter Burley, Wyclif divides supposition into improper, in which a term stands for something different from its primary significatum by special custom (ex usu loquendi), and proper, in which a term stands for something by the virtue of the expression itself.
