To obtain various details, it is often necessary to choose a combination of techniques (usually a subset which provides complementary information) based on properties of the materials under consideration, potential application, and with the resolution and sensitivity offered by the techniques.
Enfranchisement continued to be based on property ownership and education, but under the act of 1919 the total number of Indians eligible to vote for representatives to provincial councils was expanded to five million; just one-fifth of that number, however, were permitted to vote for Legislative Assembly candidates, and only about 17,000 elite were allowed to choose Council of State members.
In the long term, manufacturers want to switch the system away from rates based on property values to a valuation based on the income generated by a property.
Because hegemonic masculinity was based on property, only property owners were considered men.
It is based on the property that under independence, every quantile of Y given X="x is constant.
By defining a continuous operator on a Banach space and taking advantage of the cone theory and some fixed point theorems, the existence of multiple positive solutions for the BVPs is proved based on some properties of Green's functions and under the circumstance that the continuous functions f satisfy certain hypothesis.
The characteristics of energy storage and dissipation in TiNi shape memory alloys were investigated experimentally based on the superelastic properties under various thermomechanical loading conditions.
In TreeSAAP positive destabilizing-selection is detected based on the properties changes with significantly greater amino acid replacements than would be expected under neutrality for magnitude categories +7 and +8 (i.e., the two most-radical property-change categories).
Based on elementary properties of the discrete Fourier transform, simple rules for the change of the coefficients c k under translation, scale, and rotation immediately follow.
The criteria were based on the properties of a number of compounds [9], all of which were subsequently classified as POPs under the Stockholm Convention.
