Even a special term 'choutiao' in Chinese is given for the phenomenon concerning death of shoots or whole trees due to drought stress under cold winter and some special culture management were developed to overcome drought cold stress in apple trees [ 14].
Moreover, funding agencies and even industry could make compliance with codes of conduct a special term and condition in notices of award or in contracts.
The company could make special joint marketing arrangements with preferred customers, or give them special terms in technical-support contracts.
Its wireless-spectrum auctions tempted smaller bidders, given special terms in the auctions, to overreach and end up bankrupt, with valuable airwave properties left for years in limbo.
One of the special terms in anthropology is that of ethnicity, but in parallel to its disengagement, this term is also the subject of important social and idealogical demands.
The focusing simulations is mainly aimed at validating the significance of the special terms in FMCW SAIS spectrum and quest for if the other two spectrum models can work under certain circumstances.
I know about newspaper and business deadlines, but wasn't "deadline" or "dead line" a special police term in New York City? A. The "dead line" was the invention of Thomas F. Byrnes, who announced it on March 12 , 1880 the day he became New York City's chief of detectives.
It was also a special day in terms of weather, which had been the story of the tournament.
"S.N.L". is a special case in terms of breaking because it is, as the name says, live, and breaking can't be edited out.
The theater could apply for more state funds for the 2001-02 yeand althoughough that application deadline is Feb. 23, a spokeswoman for the Arts Council, Nina Stack, said Crossroads would be viewed as a "special circumstance in terms of deadlines".
