Continuity ordinarily seemed to be the first principle of the French state, and it was inherent in the concept of king itself: the king was held to have two bodies, a physical one, which necessarily decayed, and a spiritual one, which never died.
Reduction of mercury because of reaction with the atmospheric ozone appeared to be the major cause of the sample loss and it was inherent in all tested materials at a comparable extent.
Participate in an organization that works to subvert, counter and dismantle the capitalist system and it's inherent exploitation.
In May Mr Kiai published three general principles to protect "civil space", the first of which stated that being able to seek funding, and to receive and spend it, is "inherent to the right to freedom of association".
As the nodes sleep during their inactivity periods, samples are taken when the nodes wake up, and therefore it is inherent to DECA sampling the process at a non-uniform sampling rate whose elapsed time between samples is adaptively adjusted.
As for the implementation of the programme, we are aware of the existing subdivided and at times confusing help provision system for young cannabis users in Germany, and we believe it is inherent for the effectiveness and for the future dissemination and practicability of the programme, that it is tried out within these different help provision settings.
Time and again, Darwin emphasizes the importance of the worry about others' opinions in this brooding, and he stresses that it is inherent to "the workings of sympathy".
It also displays the following inherent advantages: (1) it is disease-targeted and mechanism-based specificity; (2) it is inherent safe; (3) it is relatively low-cost; and (4) most-importantly, it exploits the accessibility of skin to assess efficacy, as well as providing the opportunity to assess the mechanisms responsible for positive outcomes.
Yet the code itself explains that the meaning of honour "has never been defined and has not needed definition because it is inherent in the culture and conventions of the House".
