GENTLEMEN, -- In consequence of the orders of the Legislative & Executive bodies of Virginia, I have engaged Monsr.
This case is here for the second time in consequence of the remand that was ordered at the 1957 Term.
Writing in early December to Gen. William T. Sherman, whose quartermaster had created problems by selling cotton "to a Jew by the name of Haas," Grant explained that "in consequence of the total disregard and evasion of orders by the Jews my policy is to exclude them so far as practicable from the Dept".
In July 1832, the Parsi riots took place in consequence of a Government order for the destruction of pariah dogs which infested the city.
There were seventeen thousand men engaged at this point, with thirty-eight thousand supporting them, but who were not brought into action in consequence of a misinterpretation of the orders of Gen. Burnside, commanding the army.
Earl Páll and his men were certain these ships were those of Frakökk and Ölvir; in consequence, the earl ordered the fleet to intercept.
In consequence of this synthesis, it was prepared ordered mesoporous silicas with relatively high surface areas and pore volumes.
Of particular methodological interest are the consequences of varying the order in which willingness-to-pay questions are presented to respondents in contingent valuation studies.
In consequence, τ should be of the order of a few thousand steps.
This finding demonstrates a higher degree of topological order in double cones than single cones and suggests that the orderliness of a given cone type is not a necessary consequence of the degree of order in the underlying epithelium.
As a consequence of gene order in the mitochondrial genome, the tRNA-punctuated mode of transcript processing can result in mature transcripts that encode more than one PCG [5], where bicistronic transcripts are predicted for mitochondrial PCG sequences (cds) that overlap within the genomic sequence, which includes atp8/atp6 and nd4/nd4L within insect mitochondria.
