Technologies have not grown in step with the needs generated by this new approach, except in specific areas and implications.
Consequently, the stratigraphic horizons are considered to be globally developable surfaces with total area preservation except in specific deformation areas.
It is not possible to look at changes in Icsea over time, except in specific time periods, as Acara has made several changes to how Icsea is calculated.
Once a plant or animal species has been designated as endangered, countries generally are bound to prohibit import or export of that species except in specific limited circumstances.
University policy prohibits double counting of courses in multiple programs except in specific cases such as introductory skill requirements or overlapping courses that enable a student to meet University requirements such as GERs.
Generally, patients must be asked whether they want to participate in a research study and be informed of the possible risks and benefits — except in specific circumstances in which a body of experts, called an institutional review board, determines that this process can be waived.
But in addition to limited or no voting rights, lawful permanent residents cannot make their home in a foreign country or remain outside the United States for extended periods of time, except in specific circumstances.
To become a proper high-tech hub, the country needed laws "fit for the internet age"—that is, looser ones.In Britain (the laws cover Scotland too), creative works are protected by copyright except in specific instances for example, quoting a book in a review or recording a TV programme to watch later.
Thus, while numerous contributors to diverse aspects of Western culture and civilization are to be found among Jews of the 20th and 21st centuries scientists, politicians, statesmen, scholars, musicians, artists their activities cannot, except in specific instances, be considered as deriving from Judaism as it has been sketched above.
