cerror effectively invokes error on the condition named by datum.
It allows the main module to effectively invoke the services in the service registry, no matter they are deployed on the client side or other cloud resources across the network.
Such an event would effectively invoke the On the Beach scenario, destroying most planetary life.
Binding of the Trim-cyclophilin restriction system to capsid, as well as the CAp24 mutations that affect capsid stability, effectively invoke defects in reverse transcription, nuclear import or integration [55], [56].
GW3965 at this dose, which was chosen based upon our pilot study data and the published literature [ 11, 13, 14], GW3965 at this dose effectively invokes LXR activity without inducing observable hemodynamic changes in animal studies [ 11, 13, 14].
But could conservatives ever effectively re-invoke the deterrent of hellfire?
His play invoked more effectively than the original the summoning from the underworld of Helen of Troy to seal Faust's damnation.
We have seen that Future-oriented Technology Analysis (FTA) is effectively an umbrella term, especially invoked in the context of STI policymaking for long-term appraisal in order to facilitate decision-making and coordinated action [11, 12].
The government, warning of violence, has invoked the Internal Security Act, which effectively hands control over to the military, with the right to impose curfews, set up checkpoints and restrict the movements of demonstrators.
It should also face concerted international pressure to revise the discriminatory 1982 citizenship law that effectively denies Burmese citizenship to otherwise stateless Rohingya, a measure long invoked by the authorities as justification for their persecution and displacement.
