One of the continuing hazards, by reason of the very nature of a school's operations, is that a school child during school hours, purposely and surreptitiously may escape from the schoolyard and the school environment and run off on a lark of his own and thereby be injured.
The results manifest that the nitrogen-doped penta-graphene displays very high catalytic activity and is more competitive with many metal-based and carbon-based catalysts for low-temperature CO oxidation by reason of the very small energy barrier of the rate-limiting step (there is no activation energy for the ER mechanism and only 0.33 eV for the LH mechanism).
3 My reason was, first of all, that I did not think it proper to assume the same attitude toward Antony as toward Cleopatra; for I adjudged her, if only on account of her foreign birth, to be an enemy by reason of her very conduct, but I believed that he, as a citizen, might still be brought to reason.
Mr. Goldstein, who has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, is "very comfortable" with the new tactic, according to his lawyers, who said he was eager to testify.
But it was surrounded by a wall which, by reason of its immoderate extent, was very easy to attack and altogether impossible to defend.
The noise and the cries which came from the town were very great by reason of the havoc that was wrought".
For the defense team, that means there are very specific things to prove as the jury decides whether Chism is or is not guilty by reason of insanity.
Innocent by reason of insanity?
This backwash possibility is restrained by the weak tilting (6°) in reason of its position very close to the limit of the confidence area.
With this, Aristotle can agree: the pathos for the bombe can be a weak one, and in some people that will be enough to get them to act in a way that is disapproved by their reason at the very time of action.
