The arguments laid out in footnote 12 in relation to such public interest exceptions in the Regulation are applicable to equivalent Articles in the Directive.
Finally, there is no reason to believe that these findings by job title would not be applicable to equivalent jobs in other nonunionized companies.
These results, which can also be produced by primary intracranial catastrophes, provide philosophically sound, ethically acceptable, and clinically applicable secular equivalents to the concepts of "departure of the soul" and "loss of the 'breath of life,' " which were so important to some earlier cultures.
A far more serious difficulty arises out of the uncertainty and complexity surrounding the second step's effort to read the necessary geographical limitation into the word "applicable" (or the equivalent).
For steel beams with circular web openings, most of the design rules are applicable using an equivalent rectangular opening of modified dimensions, as suggested by Redwood (1969).
Equivalent circuit applicable to monopole antenna impedance measurements, essential spectral structures and spectral signatures of plasma density are discussed.
In the event of any dispute over the applicable results under an equivalent test procedure, the results under Uni-Dir-ATP-I02-040225: "Uni-Directional Receiving Device Acceptance Test Plan," February 25 , 2004(incorporated by reference, see § 15.38) shall govern.
In the event of any dispute over the applicable results under an equivalent test procedure, the results under TP-ATP-M-UDCP-I05-20080304, "Uni-Directional Digital Cable Products Supporting March 4 M-UDCP Device Acceptance Test Plan," March 4, 2008 (incorporated by reference, see § 15.38) shall govern.
When the -distance is l.s.c. in its second variable, they are applicable to establish more equivalent results about the generalized weak sharp minima and error bounds, which are in turn useful for extending some existing results such as the petal theorem.
Second, examples of various intensities of activity that are common in the Nigerian culture were added, and those already on the questionnaire but not common in the Nigerian context were replaced with culturally applicable examples that are equivalent in energy intensity (metabolic energy turnovers, METs) with the original items and examples.
