This was not a team resigned to managerial change in the near future and underperforming once again as a consequence.
It was part of a thought experiment intended to illustrate the bizarre nature of the quantum world, in which particles can persist in two states at once and, as a consequence, a cat can be both dead and alive.
This option is not available to Extensional theorists – since on this view the spot is represented just once – and as a consequence there will be conflicting perceptual experiences of what is occurring at t: the spot will be perceived (impossibly) as both stationary and in motion.
Family meetings in palliative care typically occur only once (usually as a consequence of limited time).
Where once insomnia and other sleep difficulties were regarded only as a consequence of depression, the sleep disorder is now increasingly recognized as also contributing to depression itself.
Nevertheless, the patient became free of symptoms which, however, reoccurred once tacrolimus was weaned, as a consequence treatment was maintained.
Childs once wrote that "disease is as much a consequence of variation in our social and cultural organization as biological, and management is best directed to whichever component is most amenable". This insight shaped not only the modern understanding of medical genetics and human disease but also laid the groundwork for our present-day quest for individualized medicine.
As a consequence, once he takes his second dribble, they're able to jump all over him".
KickSat was designed to open and release the Sprites once it reached orbit, but as a consequence of last-minute change in the launch rules, the Sprites were never released.
However, the convergence test of post-blast response is not included in these papers, as a consequence, once the element size changes, the accuracy of post-blast residual capacity may be compromised.
