The Italian draft that was produced was given to a mother-tongue English consultant fluent in Italian (not a member of our team and who had never had access to the original version) who was instructed to translate the Italian text back into English.
Whether the uniforms will actually be produced is another matter, given the fact that introducing any new uniform can take years.
Hale agreed with Hobbes that the interpretation of the law could not be left to individual reason, and that the law is not an exact science; the best that can be produced is a set of laws which give a reasonable outcome in the majority of cases.
For example, one herder kept five milk-producing camels in the camp where besides providing for own consumption, a small fraction of the surplus milk produced was given away, while most was sold to cover the costs of fodder and water.
The title of the Science paper - The Persistently Variable "Background" Stratospheric Aerosol Layer and Global Climate Change - is well-chosen in that it indicates both that significant research has been done, and that the findings it's produced are somewhat frustrating - and honestly given as such.
The promotion of open pollinated composite maize varieties which are drought tolerant and cheaper to produce was given little attention.
There's "Dead Pilots Society," in which scripts that were never produced "are given the table reads they deserve" by TV and film actors.
Because grain size and grain size distribution can be the deciding factors in the quality of the electroceramic being produced, strict attention is given to the steps of powder processing, consolidation, and firing in order to achieve the desired microstructure.
Although Table 3 demonstrates that the predicted model is not strongly affected by subgroup influences on gene expression, a more robust assessment of whether the fit of the model was produced by chance is given by the permutation distribution of cross-validation curves shown in Fig. 3b.
The size of the orders currently requested by importers are larger than what can be produced given our present plant capacity.
