"The British people have not repelled the extraneous power of the papacy in spiritual matters, and the pretensions of royal power in temporal, in order to subject themselves to unchallengeable rulings by unelected judges".
"They are not an extraneous force.
Computer simulations, he says, have shown that the essential mechanism--magnetic resonance--means little or no power is transferred to extraneous objects, such as computer hard drives or even magnetic stripes on credit cards.
However, the good discriminatory power that the CQR5 shows provides more evidence that the other 14 items of the CQR19 are extraneous and are not providing additional explanatory power over and above the five retained items, demonstrating the clinical utility of the more parsimonious questionnaire.
Power spectra were naturally variable for individual sub-regions at a single-subject level because noise power reflects fluctuations from both extraneous sources (lower TSNR) as well as genuine low-frequency connectivity.
Thus, the Singapore Court of Appeal held in Law Society of Singapore v. Tan Guat Neo Phyllis (2008) that the Attorney-General "may not use his prosecutorial power in bad faith for an extraneous purpose".
This is an extraneous variable which may have led variation in power profiles observed among participants which was not related to the exercise protocol.
Four of the papers include the same grammatical error the extraneous "had" in "our results had lacked sufficient statistical power".
He began by shaving down all the extraneous ports and inputs and even pulled off the power supply, making something that was 15″x10.5″.
Their social classes, political powers, oaths, buildings, paintings, music etc. were not something extraneous to the powers they summoned, spoke of, or revered in their day-to-day actions.
