But FCA can only give a definite evaluation result, ignoring the uncertainty of risk.
Second, while the period of detention at issue in Zadvydas was indefinite and potentially permanent, id., at 690691, the record shows that 1226(c) detention not only has a definite termination point, but lasts, in the majority of cases, for less than the 90 days the Court considered presumptively valid in Zadvydas.
The solution so obtained is a non-similar one, since the motion behind the shock can be determined only when a definite value for time is prescribed.
In quantum computing, the quantum bits – known as qubits – can be zero, one or any other combination of zero and one at the same time, and must only assume a definite value when being directly observed.
In quantum computing, the quantum bits - known as qubits - can be zero, one or any other combination of zero and one at the same time, and must only assume a definite value when being directly observed.
Their outcome was compared with that of 22 similar patients who were treated only after a definite radiological diagnosis was achieved (patients treated 'not early').
However, the femoral neck of rats treated with 1.5 mg/kg CsA only showed a definite downward trend in all indices of the bone biomechanical proprieties, but the difference did not reach the statistical significance (Table 5).
This led him to assert that the tangent does not touch the circle at a point only but along a definite length of the circumference; clearly he was referring to human perception of drawn tangents and circles.
The latter power is not only a more definite and serious invasion of the rights of property and the freedom of contract, but its exercise cannot always be justified by circumstances which have been held to justify legislative regulation of the manner in which a business shall be carried on.
Only children who had their first measurement before 4 years of age were included, and only children with a definite diagnosis of CP.
