Then from Lemma 4.3 and (21), we can get that at most there exists one exception a satisfying lim sup r → 1 − X ( N ¯ ( r, g = a ) ) log U ( 1 1 − r ) = ϱ ≥ T. (22).
Although exceptions exist, an introduced population is often founded by few individuals that are genetically closely related and therefore share a low and limited number of S-alleles [ 28].
The latter are verified in the local contexts only for the instances for which no exception to overriding exists, where exceptions require a justification in terms of facts that are provable from the knowledge base.
If an exception exists, the volunteers at Aviation want to meet him.
Chance is a gift of the moment, if that exists, but it's an exception.
As a compromise in the above situation, an exception exists in both the Act and Directive to allow transfers to third countries if, among others, a data subject gives unambiguous consent to a transfer – which consent must be freely given, specific and informed - or the transfer is on terms approved or authorised as ensuring adequate safeguards.
We show that, for each g∈{2,4,5,12,15} and each admissible pair (u,m), a {4}-GDD of type gum1 exists with a definite exception for (g,u,m)=(2,6,5) and 5 possible exceptions when g=2.
An exception exists, however, if a species possesses dormant stages such as seeds or resting eggs or if generations are overlapping but selection acts only on juveniles.
So let's put the scaremongering in perspective and recognise an exception always exists to every rule.
