In either case, they concluded that acknowledging the tension, the time crunch and the realities of "balance" led to greater creativity and piece of mind.
Didius was murdered, and Severus, entering Rome as emperor, concluded an agreement that acknowledged Albinus as caesar and heir.
The Anaesthetic and Life Support Drugs Committee of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration held a meeting in March 2011 and concluded that they acknowledge the compelling animal data that anaesthesia exposure is neurotoxic to the developing brain.
In Zuckerberg's annual post on the "personal challenges" he's set for himself, he concluded by acknowledging that cryptocurrency and other technology using encryption has the potential to "take power from centralized systems and put it back into people's hands.
Therefore, ultimately, we conclude that (i) the 3GPP specification acknowledges that non-GBR bearers (e.g., supporting elastic traffic) are expected to suffer packet drops due to congestion and (ii) the delay of packets that are not dropped should not exceed the PDB, but this delay limit is not as strict as for GBR bearers.
If we focus on this second table, we can conclude that the tests that explicitly acknowledge the implicit one-sided nature of the alternative to (H_{0}:psi _{x}=0) dominate the two-sided test, except when (psi _{x}=0) but (psi _{u}=.5), when they tend to be equally powerful.
He compared himself with the English novelist Martin Amis, who introduced him, saying that Mr. Amis was a critically acclaimed writer and that he "was a category on 'Jeopardy!' " Still, Mr. Leonard concluded by acknowledging that the award had meaning for him.
She concluded by acknowledging that the joke "doesn't always work" but that, "nothing works 100percentt of the time... except Mexicans".
BANGKOK, 16 June 2005 To conclude, we acknowledge that violence against children and violence in society as a whole are not inevitable, but rather an injustice that can be ended by recognizing that peace is a human right.
We conclude that the design of future therapeutics should acknowledge the existence and roles of extracellular vesicles, and seriously consider strategies for circumventing their effects in vivo.
