To stay open to the public, it needs remunerative tenants and regular constituents.
Of course, magnitudes can be finitely approximated by Carnap's families of properties, and relations between those can be represented in higher-order frameworks, but if those families are infinite then we lose the finitude characteristic of regular constituents.
Specifically, the study found campaign donors are more likely than regular constituents to get meetings with lawmakers or high-ranking officials.
As many of these plants were used for many centuries and some times as regular constituents of the diet, it is assumed that they do not have many side effects.
It can be characterized as follows: silicon and aluminum have a random distribution within the tetrahedrons of sanidine, an arrangement termed disordered; they have a regular distribution within the constituent tetrahedrons of microcline, an arrangement termed ordered; and they are distributed within the tetrahedrons of orthoclase in a manner usually characterized as only partly ordered.
What he was not, except to those of us who were fortunate enough to be his constituents, was a regular guy who went about the mundane business of representing his state in the US Senate with diligence, seriousness and joy.
But the second reason it's important is that those of us trying to represent the interests of low-income people better be checking in with our constituents on a regular basis or we're going to be advocating for policies that don't really bring about improvement.
The constituent trusses of a regular space truss fail in order of decreasing share of interactive nodal shear forces.
Tom Brake, the Liberal Democrat MP for Carshalton and Wallington, home to one of a handful of locations to pioneer the full UC system, has called for an overhaul of the service after receiving a regular flow of complaints from desperate constituents.
"I see constituents wearing a burka on a regular basis.
One optional restriction on constituent volumes is that they are located in a regular cubic lattice to allow use of the fast Fourier transformation (FFT), which dramatically accelerates computations (Goodman et al., 1991).
