They argue, for example, that when the law assigns the Department of Health and Human Services as a fallback to "establish and operate such exchange within the state" if the state does not do so itself, it implies that a federally established exchange "is the 'required exchange' referenced earlier in the same sentence".
"It started with just an occasional email exchange referencing a job ad or two or an article about a company starting up with an interesting technology.
The claim stems from an email exchange that references a conversation between Brian Fallon, a campaign spokesman, then a staffer at the DoJ.
Such a resource would greatly facilitate the exchange of reference spectra between research groups and thus allow identifying microorganisms for which no reference spectra have been generated in a particular lab [21].
To facilitate reliable exchange of reference instants in the presence of signal fading, interference, and noise, long synchronization sequences that are transmitted in-band with data are considered instead of pulses.
(RNS) U2 frontman Bono exchanged Bible references and bantered about music, theology and evangelicals' role in AIDS activism in a recent radio interview with Focus on the Family President Jim Daly.
Also not found is any email exchange or reference to a meeting with the Ecuador judge or with his alleged associate Guerra (more about him later) during which the Ecuadorians' lawyers supposedly struck their bribery deal.
The exchange of reference strains between laboratories could be reduced and this approach could aid the reorganization of the species of the subclass Actinobacteridae, which would be important for misclassified species and unnamed taxa.
Thus, to have the same amount of amide hydrogen exchanged at all pH conditions, one needs to deconvolve this effect by converting the exchange times referenced to a standard condition (pH 7.5, 4 °C) as shown in Table 1.
Under the agreement, reached late Thursday, banks would continue to be allowed to deal interest rate and foreign exchange swaps, "credit derivatives referencing investment-grade entities that are cleared," derivatives referencing gold and silver, and the firms would be allowed to hedge "for the banks' own risk".
