They base themselves upon an unfounded assumption as to what basically constitutes contact with, and the perception of, the supernatural".
We allowed for the widest interpretation of care delivery so that, for example, contact with any one of the neurologist, epilepsy specialist nurse, general practitioner with special interest in epilepsy, paediatric neurologist, learning disability psychiatrist or paediatrician, would constitute contact with epilepsy services.
The Notch pathway constitutes contact-mediated cell-cell signaling (Artavanis-Tsakonas et al., 1999).
This is surprising, as a network of these contact lines constitutes the contact between an aqueous foam and an imperfectly wetted surface, and is critical for understanding foam slip on this type of surface.
The contact network constitutes 'potential contacts' and the actual transmissions occur according to the transmission process.
The pile surface was established as "target" surface (TARGE170), and the soil surface contacting the pile as "contact" surface (CONTAC174); these two surfaces constitute the contact pair.
Once another data logger is detected, contacts continue until the receiving logger fails to detect the signal within a specified 'separation time', in our case fifteen seconds, the lowest setting possible (i.e. two detection events <15 seconds apart would <span class="lh lhl">constitute one contact and two detection events >15 seconds apart would constitute two contacts).
But investigators are seeking to determine if Mr. Ensign helped Mr. Hampton flout the law, and whether the senator's decision to pass Mr. Hampton information about P2SA's proposals could constitute improper "contact," even if it did not produce a job, several lawyers said.
At equilibrium, these outer potential differences constitute the contact potential.
