These substitutions have a shared property in that they all represent replacements of a "weak" A T bond with a "strong" G C bond.
Generally, the standard PRE scheme has a sharing property of "all or nothing".
On the other hand, if it is a woman that wanted to get divorce and if a woman had no relatives and financial capacity, she would be forced to leave the homestead without having a share of land from the matrimonial property.
This model assumes that living entities (most typically animals) have many shared properties (e.g. all mammals breathe, have eyes, can see and eat) that co-occur frequently and are therefore strongly correlated.
We find that reasoning about different kinds of magnitude (that is, temporal and abstract) at different scales (that is, inside and outside human perception) have shared properties, and that people are able to use a spatial representation of temporal magnitude to develop a more accurate understanding of geologic time.
More than 40 chemokines have been identified in humans, and structure determination and solution characterization have shown that dimerization is a fundamental shared property by most, if not all, chemokines.
We further interrogated the functions of ALDH2, CCNE1 and SMAD3 by searching genes that are functionally similar, or have shared properties using GeneMANIA [ 23].
We have also revealed shared properties of pfcrt and aat1 and their mutations (K76T, A173E, respectively), such as putative function (amino acid transport), subcellular location, TM-helix topology, type and position of mutation.
In 1998, a law was adopted that allowed gays to register their partnerships, but marriage — which has legal implications for shared property, inheritance and parenthood — was always the goal.
This could include writing out a complete financial history of your marriage that reflects the resources you have, estimated value of shared property, individual assets, and liabilities.
If people know that they don't have to share property, divorce is easier.
