Many in Iranian political circles are seeking Mr. Hekmatyar's expulsion from Iran, an indication of how close Teheran has become to the new regime in Kabul.
If the president doesn't catch a break on Libya, he may well be on a glide path to regime change, in yet another indication of how similar he's become to a president whose policies he wanted to avoid.
In one simulation (run 3), structural divergence indications become apparent towards the end of the run.
But they are part of the common imagination of childhood, and, with the release of "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" as the first of a series of film adaptations, they are likely — if the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy is any indication — to become still more deeply implanted.
We are now surprised when a footballer stays on their feet, or doesn't fall to the floor clutching their face when a hand is raised, an indication it has now become acceptable to cheat.
With such indications emerging, it becomes even more important to know how best to, as suggested by Wenger and colleagues [ 7], cultivate CoPs to benefit their organisations.
When terminally affected with scrapie (a disease stage which is accompanied by fully developed clinical symptoms and indications that the animals become unable to take up sufficient quantities of drinking water), at pre-defined time points during the incubation period, or at 314 days after infection at the latest, the hamsters were sacrificed by CO2 asphyxiation.
The legal threat is the latest indication that the banks have become reluctant to put up the money for the sale.
In most cases, he said, the only clear indication that a tree had become host to a beetle was the hole left when the beetle had bored out of a limb and moved on to another tree.
At present, metformin has no formal indication for this purpose in most countries (Turkey, Poland, and The Philippines are exceptions), although such an indication may become established in many countries in the future.
