The ordering state endures for (T) examples, until the first values of (overline{qe}(t)) and (overline{lambda }(t)) are available, establishing an interval ([t_{i},t_{f}]), during which monotonically decreasing functions (sigma (t)) and (eta (t)) are used to decrease values between ({sigma _{i},sigma _{f}}) and ({eta _{i},eta _{f}},) respectively.
English terms, particularly medical jargon, were explained using practical examples until the trainees understood and could translate the new words into their own mother tongue, Marshallese.
She explained how Germany started to adopt the Dutch example, until in the Netherlands it was concluded that the apparoach did actually not work: the flow was too big, with mostly unskilled labourers that became a strain on the social welfare system.
The great example, until the HIV/AIDS era, was, of course, malaria, and malarial victims were highly susceptible to influenza.
For example, until the early 90s you couldn't work with top-secret material if you were gay, as you would be refused a vetting permit.
That means, among other things, finding clever ways to retain their best staff (allowing temporary sabbaticals on reduced pay, for example) until the next upswing.
Work on the fire‐prevention system — which is said to be four times the size of the original system cannot go forward, for example, until the cost estimate from the electrical contractor is approved by the state.
Among the transmitted elements were the themes and styles associated with icons, which were commonly hung at wells, for example—until the mid-18th century, when their production was discouraged in Russia and thus dwindled.
In her analysis, Judge Johnson said the employees had withdrawn from the conspiracy in the fraud in August 2002, although the prosecutors contend that they continued to play an active role -- hiding information from auditors, for example, until the fraud was uncovered in March 2003.
But these movements are driven less by accent than by cost.In this section Tomorrow, perhaps All God's children Hypothetical Redesigning Britain's constitution A nation of telephonists The Europhiles' rebel yell Remember, remember By-election boulders ReprintsFor example, until the late 1980s, British Airways employed 900 people at Heathrow selling tickets by telephone.
In English Law, for example, until the position was recently changed by statute, a thief had, in certain special circumstances, the legal power to pass good title in the goods he had stolen to a third party, even though by doing so he committed a civil, and possibly also a criminal, wrong.
