The naming of a building after an official could also constitute an in-kind campaign donation subject to legal limits.
But some, including Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, said that any suppression of evidence against Mr. McVeigh could also constitute a crime.
Remarkably, such superparticles could also constitute the dark matter of the universe: many supersymmetric models predict the existence of a massive, electrically neutral and stable superparticle, which provides just the right amount of dark matter!
If there is a connection between such an infringement and market dominance, this could also constitute an abusive practice under competition law," writes the German competition authority.
The adverse effects that result as stress overwhelm human or ecological systems, or catastrophically drive them into new phases of collapse, reorganization, and reconstitution that could also constitute L&D (Gunderson and Holling 2002).
In reality, nasa.govnasa.gov served incorrect signatures over its DNS records, and the validating resolvers of Comcast discarded those 'invalid' responses; the resolvers of Comcast were functioning correctly since such incorrectly signed records could also constitute an attack.
The set of patterns and the detection algorithms associated could also constitute a powerful tool for a cloud provider concerned with abusive and nefarious use of its service by clients.
TA could also constitute an important dimension when outcome measures are being evaluated and selected for use in research (in line with the COMET initiative [32, 33] for instance).
Moreover, sheep and goat milk could also constitute a TSE exposure risk for mammals (humans) consuming these products.
We can therefore predict that postcopulatory evolutionary pressures in the evolution of sperm morphology which are directional across species [e.g. 11], could also constitute a stabilizing force at an intraspecific level.
