And remember that the first round effectively offers French voters a "free hit" – an opportunity to make a protest before turning their minds to the more consequential second round.
With the outbreak of the war, Arthur's "purely ornamental" job on Morgan's staff turned consequential, involving as it did the acquisition of goods and supplies for many of the Union regiments which the Governor was now pledged to raise.
The analysis examines how participants oriented to membership within stage-of-life and family categories, and as guests and hosts, and shows how the relevance of these memberships was enacted through, and consequential for, phenomena such as turn design, turn-taking organization and embodied action.
Incarceration has been identified as a consequential, later-in-life turning point that might redirect the life-course (Laub & Sampson, 2003), although perhaps not always for the better (Cullen, Jonson, & Nagin, 2011).
But now that Apple has grown from a niche player into one that leads the fastest-growing segment of the industry — mobile computing — its actions are far more consequential and the complaints have turned to grievances.
These differences would turn out to be consequential.
It is also demonstrated that cases in which characteristic length scale of RBC suspensions turns out to be consequential relative to the microchannel dimensions, a significant augmentation in the electroosmotic transport may occur.
It is a relief that the series, unlike the film, doesn't turn every coincidence into a consequential lesson in tolerance, as if every accident or random encounter held the potential to ennoble us, as if barriers tumble only when collision is the catalyst.
The dissociation of GSK-3 β, in turn, prevents the phosphorylation and consequential degradation of β-catenin [ 6, 30– 30].
Phosphorylation of these sites leads to raptor association with 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3onsequential loss of mTORC1 signalling that, in turn, induces cell cycle arrest [ 17].
