All the performances were assessed under the circumstance of the same threshold value 0.5 and summarized in Table 2.
Instead he imbues it with a strangely moving sense of the ordinary, as if everybody might have followed the same curious path given the same set of circumstances and the same nature.
For those of you reading this in sunnier circumstances, substitute the same weight of roughly chopped fresh fruit; I wouldn't bother peeling them.
Omozé Idehenre portrays the servant Grusha, the central character in the play's first half, whose caring for the abandoned child represents humanity's dormant but inextinguishable compassion, which often must be coaxed out by the force of circumstance — the same power that more often encourages brutality and selfishness.
The narrator, who has a disabled son, finds his own life and works transformed by Blake, but his interpretation of Blake also changes as his personal circumstances change; the same is true of his son's hilarious utterances.
The use of multiple schedules is questionable on grounds of both neutrality and horizontal equity (persons with the same income, under like circumstances, paying the same amount of tax), and countries with schedular taxes frequently supplement them with a progressive rate scale applicable to total income.
We analysed the extent to which emissions can be reduced if countries in similar circumstances reached the same level of solar collector deployment by 2030 that China already has today.
Enrique was lucky to obtain legal status and remain with his family; we need to ensure that the millions of others in similar circumstances have the same opportunity.
Campaigners, including Evan Harris of the Liberal Democrats, claim the current law is clumsy and unable to accommodate vastly differing circumstances, with the same blanket law of murder applying to Myra Hindley and the Kay Gilderdales of this world.
This is because action "though it may proceed from nowhere, so to speak, acts into a medium where every action becomes a chain reaction and where every process is the cause of new processes … the smallest act in the most limited circumstances bears the seed of the same boundlessness, because one deed, and sometimes one word, suffices to change every constellation" (HC, 190).
