The city structure is physical but it has to be based on its social use: the road network coordinates the individual movements, it does not only connects two points in space.
The US has provided more than £512m but that is still less than two-thirds of what it should be based on its wealth, Oxfam said.
Consequently, this p-value's actual rank in the list will be pushed significantly down the list (by the many occurrences of
Alternatively, they may be curious about the potential value of a new drug of for their practice, but their decision to reject or accept it will be based on its efficacy and safety.
In the motion filed on Friday, the government dismissed Apple's objection by saying that it "appears to be based on its concern for its business model and public brand marketing strategy," and that writing new code shouldn't be an "undue burden" — one of the standards for applying the All Writs Act — since Apple writes a lot of code.
Students can examine something up close to see why a work is or isn't what it purports to be, based on its physical characteristics".
The role of leukoreduction in preventing nvCJD is not supported by the literature, and if universal leukoreduction is to be implemented for reasons beyond its three proven benefits (FNHTRs, CMV transmission, and platelet refractoriness) then it will probably be based on its immunomodulatory effects.
These facts are consistent with the argument that the strongest arguments for the preservation of biodiversity may actually not be based on its utility for human beings.
The success of the film, he said, would be based on its critical reviews, on the buzz that it creates and on possible awards.
The data will be based on its existing Unified API and open data platform, which it notes is already underpinning nearly 700 apps used by approaching half (42 per cent) of Londoners.
UNICEF's strengths would be based on its extensive field experience and its potential to provide evidence-based advocacy with use of demonstration projects.
