His widow was allowed a pension of £500 a year following her husband's death and the consequent end of his income whilst his son George received a promotion to post captain.
The other report here is that when Mr. Smith learned of the decision of Texas and California, with the consequent ending of his last hope, he tried to get Speaker Garner on the telephone at Washington, and was informed by the manager of the hotel where the Speaker makes his home that Mr. Garner did not want to discuss with Mr. smith the obvious subject of the proposed conversation.
In Zürich itself an extremist group quickly became dissatisfied with the Zwinglian program, desiring the abolition of tithes, a severance of the state connection, the creation of a pure or gathered church of true believers (those who have experienced a conversion according to the moral beliefs and precepts of the New Testament), and the consequent ending of infant Baptism.
Had Labour stuck to its principles, we would by now be within weeks of the first elections to the Lords, with the resultant end of political appointments and a consequent reduction in the size of the house.
VDD is associated with depletion of EPCs and consequent END in patients with type 2 DM.
An increase in splanchnic perfusion in general or gastric mucosal perfusion in particular following oesophageal resection may potentially reduce the incidence of anastomotic leaks and structures as these complications are thought to be caused by hypoperfusion and consequent tissue hypoxia at the gastric end of the oesophagogastric anastomosis.
We propose that the switch-like movement of the polymerase tail may play a part in the release and consequent repositioning of the polymerase at the end of the Okazaki fragment.
Also, 1.6 kilowatt-hours of energy per week (and the consequent carbon emissions from the power plant at the other end of the cord) seems rather extravagant if my goal is conservation.
The 'cone of influence' is a reflection of a consequent loss in the wavelet spectrum near the start and end of the time series [17].
Ice ages and the consequent sea level changes are another major geological time marker, and the end of the last one 12,000 years ago ushered in the mild, stable climate in which human civilisation has flourished.
