The code states that a servitude "is a charge laid on an estate for the use and utility of another estate belonging to another owner," and it emphasizes that "servitudes do not establish any preeminence of one estate over another".
I lugged a bucket past the forked coercion of a tree, up toward the pious and nictitating preeminence of a school, hunkered there in its gully of learning.
The Times said Dr. F. had been educated as an entomologist "& while fighting other insects, he encouraged the bumble bee," because of the preeminence of a pollinator of crops.
Second, rather than the preeminence of a landscape protection policy what really matters for GCPVS on-floor growth is the administrative procedure and the processing enabling its implementation.
In a family usually averse to any talk about a dynasty, it was a rare public acknowledgment of the preeminence of their political pedigree, and the current president seemed disappointed that reporters did not immediately mention it.
The first known stage of the nature religions is called polydaemonistic (many spirits) magical religion, which is dominated by animism and characterized by a confused mythology, a firm faith in magic, and the preeminence of fear above other religious emotions.
However, lacking formal proof of a human mammary tumor virus, the preeminence of the mouse model faded in the 1980s.
The preeminence of A1C as a better indicator of future complications, at least relative to fasting glucose (1, 5), is in agreement with the concept of "metabolic memory," which postulates that hyperglycemia leaves a very early imprint on the progression to complications (22).
Given the preeminence of Drosophila as a developmental model and the abundance of conditional genetic tools available, we anticipate that ribosome profiling in Drosophila will be useful in deciphering the biological roles of not only readthrough, but all non-canonical translation events, throughout development.
