The lack of data on actual incidence constitutes an obstacle for public health authorities for the implementation of a vaccination strategy against pertussis in adults.
The actual evapotranspiration constitutes 31.90 % of the total precipitation, while the direct surface runoff constitutes 61.04 %, the soil water constitutes 3%% and the groundwater recharge constitutes only 4%% of the total precipitation.
The actual evapotranspiration constitutes 31.90 % of the total precipitation, the direct surface runoff constitutes 61.04 %, the soil storage constitutes 3%% and the groundwater recharge of the Lottenbachtal constitutes only 4%% of the total precipitation.
That is, there is no obvious reason to suppose that the lump of feline tissue that in the actual world constitutes Tail and the rest of Tibbles's body that lump of feline tissue that is now resting on the carpet cannot survive the annihilation of Tail.
The actual books constituted the data, the catalogue cards the metadata.
In justifying its action, the government declared: "Wandering individuals generally without a home, a homeland, or an actual profession, constitute a danger for national security... that must be removed".
This technique was used to detect unforeseen variables and to contrast stated opinions with actual behavior, constituting a respondent independent data collection tool.
But despite our present-day troubles and arguments about what constitutes actual democracy – not least the intricacies of a genuine people's vote – it's worth remembering that at the time of this film's events, less than 3percentt of our population had any right to vote at all.
They don't think that what is called poverty constitutes actual poverty.
We're situated at a complex nexus — more raw material is available to more people than at any other point in human history, yet there's increasing bewilderment about what constitutes actual infringement.
