That we all can vote is a consequence of nineteenth-century politics.
We were still living with families that had endured domestic violence as a consequence of first war service – in other words the tangible negative impact.
This is a consequence of fourth rank tensor property of elasticity.
Further, this relation is identical to the modified Monkman Grant relation (MMGR) for the conditions satisfying f = 1/λ; it is postulated that the validity of MMGR is a consequence of first order kinetics.
The results revealed joint forces of a higher order than the total external load, which was a consequence of first the underestimated internal loads due to unapparent horizontal force components in the statically indeterminate system, and second, the implemented force control of the hydraulic actuators working in parallel.
Note that the response to the tree trunk (t = 1.1 s), which also has a novel 'off' shortly followed by an 'on' contrast boundary is suppressed as a consequence of second-order spatial inhibition (Figure 9E, solid line).
33 If SFB plays a similar role in human NAFLD, it may be that individuals with hepatic steatosis who develop progressive NAFLD might do so as a consequence of first developing maladaptive immune responses and/or dysbiosis early in life.
Compound 57 shows limited microsomal stability, so the decrease in oral activity of the compound is likely to be due to poorer exposure as a consequence of first-pass metabolism, but further work is required to confirm this hypothesis.
And the third, a consequence of the second, is that intelligence is sexy.
The third lesson is a consequence of the second.
As a consequence of the Second World War Hungary became part of the Soviet bloc and, for the first 30 years of the Space Age, Hungarian space activity was carried out mainly within Intercosmos; however, some highlights were produced.
