From definitions (13), (14), and (15), it ensues that received excitations are located in accordance with the inequality E c (k) > E a (k) > E н (k).
The fragmentation of powers on a local-urban plane tends to weaken the capacities and legitimacy of the democratic State; it ensues that the actual functioning of the mechanisms and procedures both of control (of the governed over the governors) and of public decisions (of the governors for the governed) entails high salience of concentration of State powers.
Hence, if attention to purposes is indispensable to describe a system as democratic, the axiological reference proves inherent in every definition of democracy: "It ensues that the relation between ideal and real (and sometimes the tension) is immanent in any theory or model of democracy, whether of a normative-ideal or descriptive-realistic type" (Mura 1997: 403).3.
As it ensues, smooth pads and crooning vocals highlight something in the song's initial riff that wasn't immediately apparent.
It ensues that depending on the species, the stage and the tissue source prominin-1 may display at least ten alternative C-termini (from now on referred as to type A to J) that are summarized in Table 1.
However, rapid assessment of the cause of bleeding if it ensues in the postoperative period is essential to provide adequate treatment to the patient.
Lines of investigation test hypotheses that cALL is a rarer result of common infection, that it results from uncommon infection, or that it ensues from abnormal immune development; perhaps it requires a preceding prenatal or early childhood insult.
Whether it ensues as a result of natural disasters, political or armed conflict, or human rights violations, the displacement results in a number of devastating outcomes to one's identity, family and livelihood.
Depletion of neutrophils in an experimental model of the disease prevents the development of inflammation and decreases it once it has ensued [ 8].
Outrage, not all of it phoney, ensued.
