% of Ga, when glass formation was not essentially violated, the positron trapping is dominated on intrinsic voids associated with bond-free solid angles of bridging As2Se4/2 units, thus producing an increase in defect-related lifetime from 0.360 to 0.382 ns at the cost of reduced second-component intensity and positron trapping rate in defects.
What is in question is not the specific project but rather whether the executive branch -- on order from the Vice President -- can ignore the law and essentially violate the Constitution's most basic principle.
The two approaches are essentially noninstitutionalized, violating the rules and procedures of public policy implementation, and thus are two sides of the same coin.
The position statement of the Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC) in the USA states: "Writing-to-a-machine violates the essentially social nature of writing: we write to others for social purposes.
Do no harm means, essentially, don't violate anyone using sex (Abramson focusses on both the individual level and the societal level — he is an expert on sexual assault in the U.S. — and he lays out his ideas for how we can better protect ourselves and our children).
In providing that confidential information, which violates N.B.A. rules, Donaghy essentially engaged in the sports equivalent of insider trading.
Essentially stay away from anything that violates the law, perpetuates stereotypes, or disregards the wishes of Native people.
The argument is essentially that since ex nihilo creation of matter violates energy conservation, there must be an external creative cause that accounts for the violation, and this cause he identifies with perpetual divine creation.
Now back to the tired "Community Guidelines" -- essentially the handbook for the internet censorship, which violates the First Amendment and OUR freedom of speech and expression.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that the disclosure requirement violates a company's right to free speech, by essentially forcing the company to criticize its own products.
