An agenda of child wellbeing would prioritize these dimensions; one limiting itself to material deprivations would tend to exclude them by definition.
The minarets were constructed slightly outside of the plinth so that, in the event of collapse, (a typical occurrence with many tall constructions of the period) the material from the towers would tend to fall away from the tomb.
The astronauts aboard the International Space Station would tend his materials — a 6.39-millileter tube filled with liquid as well as 4,500 worms of each strain — during the 61/2 weeks they'll be on board.
This may be explained by the author's deciding on citing material from their national journals [ 17], which would tend to be populated by local researchers, rather than any other reason.
Warren would tend an identical set of materials on earth during the same period of time.
When an orthotropic material description was employed, it was expected that FE results would tend towards laboratory results as the matrix modulus tended towards 0.1 MPa.
Impacts by space rocks would tend to crunch the surface, forming craters but producing little ejected material.
But the model would tend to see the justice required in terms of medical correction or material compensation – though it might also support social and environmental measures seen as alleviating some of the "sequelae" of impairment.
The bilayer softening predicted by the MD simulations, and observed in the gA experiments, would tend to reduce the energetic cost of bilayer thinning, but the accumulation of material at the bilayer/solution interface would tend to increase the cost of the area expansion in the interface, as suggested by the more shallow energy well in Figure 1d.
In criminal cases under this act, jurors are asked not if the material before them is obscene but if an imaginary third party who is "likely" to see it would tend to be depraved or corrupted.
