Rules of origin are the crucial gatekeepers of commerce: a product shipped from an exporting PTA member must meet the corresponding rule of origin to receive preferential treatment from the importing member.
Bufei Jianpi, Bufei Yishen and Yiqi Zishen therapies and granules are the corresponding rules and medicines of treatments [ 7, 8].
The x- y plane of Figures 11(a) and 11(b) correspond to (a) and (b) of Table 2, respectively, and the height of each bar shows the firing percentage of corresponding rules.
Advancement in methods of mapping cumulative hazards, in particular, and development of corresponding rules that deal with cumulative hazards in a comprehensive way, would improve their management.
In the environment, auditory and visual signals from a common event or object are often spatially and temporally congruent, and the mechanisms underlying multisensory integration seem bound by corresponding rules, which are in turn reflective of the underlying properties of multisensory neurons.
The corresponding rules are shown in Listing 2. These rules make use of a generic subdivision scheme (mass facade floor window) which works for many modern styles.
For corresponding rules applicable to taxable years beginning before January 1 , 1967 see 26 CFR 1.6012-2(g) (Revised as of January 1 , 1967.
In the light of this alternative, it is argued, the hypothesis that people must be endowed with a special stock of laws corresponding to rules of logic and reason appears unmotivated and unparsimonious.
In certain cases, the type of agent can be changed and consequently, the corresponding behavioural rules of the new type would be applied to the agent.
However, due to lack of information on the specific sheet structure in the ventricles for this preparation, and the absence of corresponding rule-based methods for incorporation of such information into computational models, sheet architecture was not represented in the model.
