It seems certain that religions, like other social forms, evolve: that is to say they arise from modifications of earlier forms.
Expenses they incur from foreclosures are reimbursed by the securitisation trust, whereas those from modifications are not.
Aside from modifications to make the boat more reliable and comfortable than its ancient counterpart (including a motor for windless days), a lot of effort had gone into recreating an authentic experience of traditional boat life.
These agreements have fractured the mortgage market, created a bureaucratic nightmare for homeowners and introduced perverse incentives to foreclose even when homeowners and investors would benefit from modifications.
Perhaps another reason Ms. Braeger has been able to keep her car for so long is because she stays away from modifications.
A change in biological activity results from modifications in the amino-acid composition; β-MSH preparations from the pig and the horse, for example, are five times more effective than those of the ox in evoking pigment dispersion in frogs.
The oversampling enables significant reduction of impairments emerging from modifications of subband signals.
In maize, for example, the cob is formed from modifications of the cupule and glume, which in wild teosinte form the seed case (Wang et al. 2005).
These reversible effects were probably associated to osmotic stimuli resulting from modifications in the volume and distribution of extracellular fluids and plasma during flight and landing.
This research sheds light on the extent of the changes in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of the distribution network that result from modifications in the logistics variables.
In the human health area, the applicability range of the TTC will benefit from modifications and extensions of the tool that address inhalation and dermal routes of exposure, see for example the work of Escher et al., [17].
