"Citizens who associate themselves with the military arm of the enemy government, and with its aid, guidance and direction enter this country bent on hostile acts, are enemy belligerents," the justices wrote in a unanimous decision.
Even after the Americans toppled Saddam, Maliki never stopped, taking a page — and aid and direction — from his ideological brethren across the border in Iran.
Figure 2 Directional aid for enhancing human direction-of-arrival estimation.
A wider appreciation of these differences and their underlying relevance to the discovery and development process would aid the selection, direction and exploitation of academic research, particularly that leading to cleaner chemical technology.
Siodmak lacks the precision of Fritz Lang or Otto Preminger and the insolent wit of Howard Hawks, but his direction, aided by heavy noir shadows, is harshly effective.
The brothers set sail with the fleet on April 2, 1595, and navigated the voyage with the aid of sailing directions written by the Dutch explorer Jan Huyghen van Linschoten.
Like his Mancunian contemporaries, the Buzzcocks, Factory cofounder Anthony H. Wilson (who presided over the influential pop music television program So It Goes) learned from the Sex Pistols, then struck off in a quite different direction, aided by graphic artist Peter Saville, whose neoclassic designs gave Factory packaging a signature.
Moving the flagella in the counter-clockwise (Swim) direction aids the bacterium to swim at a very rapid rate.
Though the parameter values introduced to reflect a reduction in susceptibility, a reduction in infectiousness and the probability of symptomatic infection in the second wave model are to some extent based on assumptions underlying the model, we conceive that the model results are significant and will aid in future directions in policy making for pandemic preparedness.
The discovery of coronavirus as the causative agent and the establishment of laboratory tests for coronavirus have aided the research direction.
