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A given history of changes in the distances between certain particles is physically possible if, and only if, it can be conceived to take place within Newtonian absolute space in such a way as to satisfy F = ma.

A given history of changes in the distances between certain particles is physically possible if, and only if, it can be conceived to take place within Newtonian absolute space-time in such a way as to satisfy F = ma.

But there is an innovative National Theatre of Scotland, which was conceived to take its shows to people all across its nation, rather than sit in the centre of its capital to be enjoyed by the few.

Even as Ferrari introduced the FF shooting brake -- a type of jaunty wagon originally conceived to take gentlemen on the hunt -- it said the first year's production was sold out.

A complete relationist theory of the motions of particles could be formulated as follows: A given history of changes in the distances between certain particles is physically possible if, and only if, it can be conceived to take place within Newtonian absolute space in such a way as to satisfy F = ma.

The resulting theory can be formulated as follows: A given history of changes in the distances between certain particles is physically possible if, and only if, it can be conceived to take place within Newtonian absolute space-time in such a way as to satisfy F = ma.

Since her mother — the commanding general of the Califa Army — isn't home much, Flora is left to her own devices in the 11,000-room house, with five adoring, destructive "gazehounds" and her father, Hotspur (a wonderfully conceived character) to take care of her.

The deal originated in Enron North America, the company's trading unit, where executives conceived a plan to take advantage of a group of power plants under construction in the Midwest.

This approach has been conceived in order to take into account not only the cases where the GLC decreases (which is assumed to be true by default by most literature – e.g. [6, 8]) but also the cases in which other "soft" factors, that users include in their transport decisions, may impact the effectiveness of the new service despite a higher GLC.

Has the women's movement now become so normalised that we cannot conceive of needing to take positive action to secure equal education outcomes for boys?" Concerns about the gender gap in higher education have been growing for some time.

All three works on the program were broadly conceived, spreading their wings to take in the full range of a symphony orchestra's tones and timbres.