(Title 10, US Code; Act of 5 May 1960 replacing the wording first adopted in 1789, with amendment effective 5 October 1962).
The convention was first adopted in 1914, with amendments adopted in 1929 and 1948.
The Innovation Diffusion Theory maintains that a new behaviour is first adopted by people with high level of education, and spreads through the rest of the society [ 7], a theory that has also been used to explain the tobacco epidemic in Norway [ 3].
In the process of upgrading the output power, the design first adopted an annular core with a dynamic centre column, which was recently replaced by a solid centre reflector.
In April 2010, Guangzhou Metro Line 3 first adopted flexible marshaling technology, with a unit of three cars.
The council first adopted a policy for dealing with abandoned bicycles in 2016, under which it has so far seized more than 300.
An advanced signal processing procedure is first adopted to identify structural flexibility with unknown mass, then two flexibility-based damage indexes, the Uniform Load Surface (ULS), and the ULS curvature, are calculated for structural damage detection.
In 1896, the club first adopted the "barber-pole" design, with which the team became synonymous.
We follow Melissa, who showed "no response to the human face" when she was first adopted but soon was singing with gusto in fields of apple trees and laughing at a large blue jay perched on the tree above.
Kirsten is from a Scottish Foundling Home who has come to the house to help with Mary, the first adopted child.
