Whereas the function of many of such neural correlates is not yet well understood, it has been consistently proposed that the cingulate cortex contains neuronal populations that underpin self-pain and other-pain processing.
"General Abizaid has consistently understood that if conditions on the ground warrant it, a smaller coalition footprint could bolster self-government in Iraq," said Lawrence Di Rita, the chief Pentagon spokesman.
Table 1 shows examples of the types of revisions that were required to achieve a stable and consistently understood version of the ACHWM.> After the first day of interviews, it was apparent that the scores being generated by the survey were lower than what was initially expected.
"Vegan" is more consistently understood, but few of us want to become real vegans.
"She is one of the few," Berg, of I.C.M., says, "who has consistently understood the box-office power of her gender".
The Courts of Appeals, at least since the Hayman decision, appear to have consistently understood the substantive scope of § 2255 to be the same as that of habeas corpus.
1459 leaving aiding and abetting liability intact draws further strength from the fact that the SEC itself has consistently understood § 10(b) to impose aider and abettor liability since shortly after the rule's promulgation.
My archive of writing seeks to find common ground with people who don't yet identify with the liberty movement, to develop a civil discourse that helps them see how some of the ideas, policies and politicians that they typically support frustrate their liberal principles, when those principles are properly and consistently understood.
We'd all be better off if such expressions of viscera -- whether or not they come in the form of alleged stories about health insurance or budgets -- were more consistently understood as such, rather than as factual statements to be taken at face value, when that's not how GOP party leaders themselves really intend them.
Limitations and interference were consistently understood to mean physical inability to complete specific tasks.
