Indeed, our findings indicate that such a matching would have entailed over-matching, and the risk of stroke may have been underestimated.
For example, Aquinas views God as having the ability to determine the free decisions of others, but this ability is not entailed by over-power, although Pike sometimes defines over-power in these terms (Pike 1982, 151).
But he is unready for the tough debate this will entail over letting in more foreign capital and expertise.
"In the wider context of counter-terrorist operations that posed an immediate threat to the British public, when set against the criminal course of conduct that involved gross breaches of privacy but no apparent threat of physical harm to the public, I could not justify the huge expenditure of resources this would entail over an inevitably protracted period," he said.
As a first step, three AB2-type alloys that satisfy operation conditions were selected from published thermodynamic data entailing over 200 single plateau hydrides.
So the first step entailed switching over to an "excerpt" format with which readers could get a taste of our posts on the homepage before diving in to read them in full.
In his article, Mr. Singer warned that "outsourcing also entails turning over control of the actual provision of service.
The Hotel Pennsylvania demolition project requires public approval, which could take a year, and would entail building over the railroad tracks that run beneath the hotel and pose engineering and security challenges.
The first phase of the project entailed moving over 1.3m cubic yards of earth to form the bowl.
That latter role entailed presiding over Lords' debates in a white, shoulder-length powdered wig while seated on a sack of wool covered in red cloth that represented the wealth that sheep gave 14th-century England when the tradition was started by Edward III.
