"The exceptional income is in respect of maintaining the ground to a specific standard and has been set aside to meet anticipated expenditure in the future".
This way, the designer can select the concrete cover thickness that gives a certain deck fire rating (certain time to failure of GFRP bars) when subjected to a specific standard fire scenario.
Every cDNA sample was tested in triplicate and the obtained crossing point (Cp) value facilitated the determination of the levels of starting message using a specific standard curve.
We also could be assured that the healer would have a specific standard of training and would adhere to a professional code of conduct.
The moniker dates to the vaunted 904 Carrera GTS of 1963, and in the ensuing decades it has been with administered only to cars that achieve "a specific standard of performance and uniqueness".
Wade: Yes, black men have a specific standard of masculinity to perform in order to be respected in many circles.
With respect, it is susceptible of a more specific standard.
The majority raises three equal protection problems with the Florida Supreme Court's recount order: first, the failure to include overvotes in the manual recount; second, the fact that all ballots, rather than simply the undervotes, were recounted in some, but not all, counties; and third, the absence of a uniform, specific standard to guide the recounts.
34 43 44 Furthermore, owing to a lack of a specific 'gold standard' tool to measure informed consent comprehension, we could not examine concurrent (criterion) validity in which participants' scores on DICCQ could be compared with the participants' scores on the 'gold standard' obtained at approximately the same point in time (concurrently).
But states would be allowed to seek a waiver of a specific federal standard if state law contains a substantially similar protection.
