When it failed, Lambert was responsible for drawing up the Instrument of Government under which Cromwell assumed power as Lord Protector of the Commonwealth in 1653.
Scientific disciplines are social enterprises, "the individual members of which are dependent on one another for the conditions (ideas, instruments, et cetera) under which they practice".
The former quotation also emphasizes that the "nature of scientific inquiry" [13] is a social one characterized by the following three issues: Scientific disciplines are social enterprises, "the individual members of which are dependent on one another for the conditions (ideas, instruments, et cetera) under which they practice".
Moreover, the atomic object does not posses any state separate from the one it manifests at the end of the interaction because the measuring instrument establishes the necessary conditions under which it makes sense to use the state concept.
The companies, health institutions, and countries that import surgical instruments should be aware of the conditions under which children work to make these instruments.
Identifying the conditions under which parent proxy-report instruments achieve better agreement with child self-report instruments will facilitate the interpretation of HRQOL outcomes across clinical trials when child self-report is not attainable.
It is also the aim for every child at the Bedford school to play an instrument, an idea drawn from Venezuela's El Sistema under which many poor children have been taught music.
The other, by Mr Ostry and his colleagues, provides the analytical backing for the framework paper and explains the conditions under which various kinds of policy instruments might help manage capital flows.
One widely used instrument of rehabilitation in the United States was the indeterminate sentence, under which the length of detention was governed by the degree of reform the offender exhibited while incarcerated.
Instrument of Government, the document that established the English Protectorate and under which Great Britain was governed from December 1653 to May 1657.
