However, when communicating with biologists it makes more sense to use a natural language form similar to that used in this section (Fig. 4) by using the descriptions attached to rules and facts.
Rules are attached to sequences of rules describing the context of their application.
Yet conflict environments are places where governments are often fragile, where businesses are often the only vehicles attached to the rule of law.
According to the Pentagon, five prisoners at the base have committed suicide — were their hearts, or those of people who are attached to the rule of law, broken in the same way Rumsfeld says that his has been?
Under American law, explains Mr Lessig, published works are automatically copyrighted, even if there is no copyright notice attached to them a rule that may be good for creators, but is a barrier for those who would like to share their work online with the public.
At a median child age of 43 months, standing height was measured using a vertical metric rule attached to the scale and a horizontal headboard.
The scale records weights in kilograms to the nearest 50 g and it also has a sliding meter rule attached to it for the purpose of height measurement.
The Bank's board was sceptical, arguing that Congo qualified under the existing criteria for debt relief and that you could not attach new rules on the fly.
Call it a bad-boy double play: the Vollmann hero first breaks the rules of bourgeois propriety by trading money for sex without the veneer of romantic love, then he breaks the no-strings-attached rule of prostitution by professing eternal devotion.
Ms Polti observed: "Shark Alliance member groups look forward to continued co-operation in shepherding and promoting a final 'fins-attached' rule and in securing complementary safeguards, such as domestic and international catch limits, to fully address the overexploitation of sharks".
