Create an instance of JTree.
Agfa, for instance, adds a layer of conducting polymers to its photographic film to drain away static charge that might otherwise ruin the film.
This concern underlying the common law tests has nothing to do with the potential for fraudulent claims; on the contrary, it is based upon the recognized possibility of genuine claims from the essentially infinite number of persons, in an infinite variety of situations, who might suffer real emotional harm as a result of a single instance of negligent conduct.
If that inquiry finds violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, including obvious instances of conduct unbecoming an officer, then those staff officers should be publicly relieved of duty and (where appropriate) court-martialed.
Finally, using an instance network of Facebook, we conducted the same experiment, and its results indicate characteristics similar to those of WS networks with p between 0.1 and 0.2.
In its order outlining the case, the S.E.C. documents numerous instances of conduct that could only have been performed by individuals who worked for Wachovia — marking up the value of the Grand Avenue securities by 70 percent, or approving the false and misleading disclosure that the Longshore securities were acquired "on an arms-length basis" and "at fair market prices".
"Just because the instances of conduct are historical doesn't mean they fall out of the picture," Martin Chamberlain, the barrister representing TfL, said in his closing arguments.
For instance, under the pretext of conducting a "glamorous baby" photo shoot, Brüno interviews real moms and dads, many holding their babies on their laps.
In Hamburg in 1878, for instance, he conducted a performance of the Second Symphony with a massive orchestra of 113, including 87 strings and just one woodwind instrument per part; but for the premiere of the First Symphony in Karlsruhe two years earlier, there had been just 49 players, 30 of them strings.
For instance, in the course of conducting this review, we identified a number of terms that are commonly used to refer to the same, or similar, type of organization, such as those outlined by Bhan et al. (civil society organizations, non-governmental organizations, community-based organizations, faith-based organizations and voluntary organizations) [ 20].
Extensive numerical investigations based on a large number of instances are conducted.
