INSTITUTIONAL COLLAPSE Fear of being wiped out by another bust does have its benefits: some previously blasé people are reconsidering such seemingly safe havens as company-sponsored deferred compensation plans.
In fact, the Energy Department has faced intermittent crises in which it has promised one state it will clean up, but is blocked by another that does not want to accept the waste.
However, our emphasis is on the computational aspects rather than on particular systems of physical interactions, because substituting a system of physical interactions by another one does not affect significantly the run-time or the overall approach.
The directive establishes the criteria for a set of regulated professions according to which qualifications obtained in one Member State are recognised by another but does not indicate adequate monitoring and accreditation mechanisms.
However, tRNA-Leu1 CUN), tRNA-Leu1 CUNnd flanked by another tRNA, does not obey pattern (ii), and the presumed start codon of CytB is situated at the n+2 position from its 3' end.
But there are only two ongoing studies of the migration of American birds, one from the U.S. Geological Survey and another done by Audubon Society volunteers.
Under the old guidelines, Mr. Savage explained, "the center could retrieve information gathered by another agency: by doing a limited search itself for certain data, by asking another agency to perform such a search, or — in cases whether neither was sufficient — by replicating the database and analyzing the information itself".
Philip's coronation, by another prelate, did not take place until September 1198 at Mainz.
And being forced to run 50 metres in the final before being called back for a false start by another competitor didn't help the Derry man's cause.
Repeating the analysis with a broader definition of severe hypoglycemia to include any assistance by another individual did not change the conclusion.
