Therefore, this study was designed to investigate quantity, organization, contents, significance and problems of postanesthesia visits in Germany.
The volatile matter and fixed carbon contents significance were that they provided a measure of the ease which the biomass could be gasified and oxidized in the combustion process.
With few exceptions, modern sports were devised by and for men, with the content, meaning, and significance of the contests reflecting male values, strengths, and interests.
They have, however, not characterized the content or significance of the tape, which was recorded on Port Authority equipment that monitored the fire radio transmissions in the buildings.
"The great generalities of the Constitution have a content and significance that vary from age to age," Justice Benjamin Cardozo said in 1921.
In the preface, Li provided the background, main content, and significance of this work.
The latter refers to any experience having content or significance appropriate to a religious context or that has a "religious" flavor.
(iii) Some of the truths divinely revealed could not have been discovered by natural, philosophical reason, even though, once accepted, their content and significance can be illuminated by the philosophically ordered reflection which he calls theology.
The line between public and private for purposes of applying the public sphere equal opportunity norms will no doubt be blurry and indefinite, but that does not per se drain the norms of content or significance.
