Tickets purchased at theater box offices can be refunded or exchanged, subject to availability, at the original point of purchase.
Those that resist—India, say risk losing a share of global capital.One potential model is offered by Euronext, a pan-European exchange operator that runs five exchanges subject to separate national laws under a single Dutch holding company, allowing it to side-step many regulatory wrangles.
Following DeLoache's [5] definition of symbol ("something that someone intends to represent something other than itself", p.66), a token can be considered a symbol since it is arbitrarily related to its referent through the conventions established between the experimenter and the exchanging subject [15], [16].
While the military has immunity from Iraqi law, it agrees in exchange to subject its members to American military law.
Weathers gather associations and, in a constant exchange of subject and object, these associations shape our experience of weather.
Midday brought confirmation to the Stock Exchange that, subject to shareholder approval, we will have new owners, after Johnston Press agreed to buy i for £24 million.
James Newsome, president of NYMEX, says one regulatory difference that worries him is that ICE places no limit on the size of outstanding positions, while his exchange is subject to position limits under the CFTC.
"Twenty million people won't lose because we've made clear that those that are [on] the exchange, the subject will continue," he said, referring to the Obamacare online markets.
Fluxes were calculated by minimizing the sum of squared differences between measured and calculated metabolite exchange rates subject to stoichiometric balance constraints.
European exchanges are subject to "fuzzy governance", he says.
