More specifically, if a particular locality had established local guerrillas, local officials were motivated to protect local economic interests and facilitate economic development for the sake of political survival.
Specimens used for molecular analyses with details of localities (locality number based on Figure 1 and coordinates in decimal degrees), information on mitochondrial clade, number of sequenced individuals for the locality and GenBank accession numbers.
The fines create significant revenue for the localities, the report said.
The posterior value for r, the locality parameter, converged to less than one in every analysis, implying a significant degree of information content in the locality data.
Logs were distributed haphazardly and thus there should be no bias in the original quality of the logs between localities (except for the "spruce locality") or among sites (clear-cut, mature forest, old forest) within localities.
With the development of coal mining in the locality in the 19th century, Pontefract acquired industries, especially engineering.
It is a concern for people in the locality".
Cattle raising has been important in the locality for generations, and agriculture, which experienced a long period of stagnation during the development of the oil industry, is again one of the most dynamic components of the region's economy.
Jacobellis v. Ohio is important in the development of the law on obscenity because it emphasized that a finding that subject matter is obscene cannot turn simply on the degree of tolerance for free expression in the locality where the prosecution is brought.
The marginals of the locality matrix for each swap are constrained to those of the original matrix, preserving the localities' sample frequencies.
