[67] this technique aims to provide intrusion tolerance and, in consequence, secure storage.
It's in part because the game itself is of so little consequence — securing home field in a World Series that won't be set for months — that so much attention could be given to the faux controversy.
Then, at the time when they learned that another force was to relieve the first, they dressed themselves in the uniform of those who were expected, and being admitted as comrades in consequence of this confusion, they secured possession of the place and wrought havoc among the foe.
However, there is an important consequence to securing an alternative route for NADH oxidation.
Concerning Israel: In my book, and in everything I have written on this subject, I emphasize my support for Israel as a Jewish state within secure borders, and in consequence my opposition to Palestinian refugee return and to ideas of a binational state.
Ballets suffer in consequence.
In consequence, my politics changed.
In consequence, speculation runs unfettered.
One of the consequences has been difficulty in securing additional developmental grants and other forms of economic assistance for the state from the central government, as such aid normally has been reserved for states ruled by the country's governing party.
Autophagy occurs on a constitutive level in all eukaryotic cells and as a consequence, cellular homeostasis is secured by constant clearance and recycling of cytoplasmic constituents (basal autophagy).
As a consequence, not only have countries such as Spain secured 16% of all electricity from wind (the UK received 13% from nuclear in 2008), but Germany has 80,000 people working in the wind industry, Spain 60,000 and Denmark 30,000.
