If a stalemate ensued, the matter would then be referred to an arbitrator -- called a special master -- who would study the contract and make a ruling.
Yet, the sum of water-extractable dry matter plus ensuing weight loss during 7 days in rumen, expressed as yield ha−1 of leaf and stem digestible dry matter, was not consistently greater for stay-green than drought-susceptible lines.
As the ensuing debate on the matter grew more heated, Curtis and Hellman resigned from the Board.
Mr. Cain appeared on the show Monday night as he sought to defend himself against the allegations, and gave a more detailed explanation of an ensuing settlement over the matter.
The ensuing debt doesn't matter and should be ignored.
And so, without mentioning him by name, he considers with favor Brocchi's idea of innate species longevities when he writes [in note "(a)"] that if species existence "each according to its kind" "be allowed," then deaths would be staggered, and a more or less constant diversity of life through the geological epochs would ensue, as a matter of course, "as the Author of Nature has now established".
The ensuing winning streak sealed the matter.
Many at Yale maintain that my email prompted widespread and civil conversation, and that the ensuing controversy was just a matter of competing expressions of free speech.
The stakes were too high, and the details about the referendum's status really mattered, as the ensuing muddle revealed.
Regardless, Tracy continued to wax music that mattered in the ensuing years.
The Army had been prepared and primarily called upon for Empire matters and the ensuing colonial wars.
