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And a few months later the Congress rejected the weakening modifications proposed by Mitchell and renewed the Voting Rights Act in a stronger form than ever.

This paper investigates the accuracy of existing fire design rules in the current cold-formed steel standards and the modifications proposed by previous researchers.

Although it has a parliamentary majority, the month-old technocratic government of Prime Minister Mario Monti called a confidence vote on the measures to avoid having to address modifications proposed by the Northern League, once a pillar of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's center-right coalition and now the loudest opposition party.

This paper evaluates the effectiveness of the procedure suggested in Eurocode 8 for the design of eccentrically braced structures and compares the seismic response of buildings designed according to this procedure to the response of buildings designed according to the modifications proposed by the Authors.

The improvements and modifications proposed by other researchers are briefly introduced in the following statements.

Among the modifications proposed by HMRC were an investigation into the current company (Portsmouth Football Club 2010) as well as the liquidation of that company following a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA).

The Bingham constitutive equation is used with an appropriate modification proposed by Papanastasiou, which applies everywhere in the flow field in both yielded and practically unyielded regions.

Both the original Koval model and the modification proposed by Odeh and Cohen do not give good agreement with experimental pressure drop measurements.

A modification proposed by the Italian physicists Giancarlo Ghirardi and Tullio Weber, both of the University of Trieste, and Alberto Rimini of the University of Pavia, makes the wave function unstable so that it will collapse in a time depending on how big a system it represents.

114 (1994) 146 159] and, in particular, improvements of the second-order accurate modification proposed by Russo and Smereka [G. Russo, P. Smereka, A remark on computing distance functions, J. Comput. Phys. 163 (2000 51 677].

The paper responds to a recent article by Shashua-Bar et al. that asserted that the modification proposed by Elnahas and Williamson to the original formulation of the "cluster thermal time constant" (CTTC) model for predicting air temperature in the urban canopy layer causes serious errors in predictions.