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Prepare a brief report explaining what an Indian reservation is and how this land may be governed differently than other types of property.
But most of us balk at the notion that any of these may be governed by some kind of deeper universal math.
Status may be governed by occupational considerations; thus, in parts of sub-Saharan Africa blacksmiths commonly form a separate group of low status.
Dr. Guarente's assumption that there is such a program, and that it may be governed by the same set of genes in organisms ranging from yeast to mice to people, butts against this theory.
Ambitions may be governed by the elimination next year of the funding USA Football has provided — $15,000 a student, a big chunk of the roughly $40,000 a year that boarding schools can cost.
The internet may be governed by federal law, but the acceptable uses of an apartment or house (or any structure or piece of land) are very much the province of local governments, many of which either ban or curtail short-term rentals.
A person may be governed by some institution even if he does not like it, or does not endorse it.
In addition, some data may be governed by certain privacy conditions that make them hard to share across different entities.
Environmental fatigue may be governed by faceted cracking associated with hydrides or hydrogen embrittled dislocation cell walls.
Both NP-MV and NL-MV followed pseudo-second-order model indicating the adsorption processes may be governed by chemical process.
The selection of factors that define farm typology varies greatly from study to study and may be governed by the purpose of research.
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