"But in Queens, they operate harmoniously, at least for a political organization, and efficiently".
A divided 10-judge panel of the appeals court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, ruled that the two sets of requirements "do not operate harmoniously" and "are seriously out of tune with each other in several ways".
Last year, a divided 10-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that the federal and state laws "do not operate harmoniously" and "are seriously out of tune with each other in several ways".
It allows a potentially valuable role for both Turing-style models and neural networks, operating harmoniously at different levels of description (Marcus 2003; Smolensky 1988).
In 2013, Ofcom also plans to finalise the arrangements for databases and the technical parameters needed to ensure that white space devices can operate harmoniously with existing spectrum users.
Here lies the job of the CXO, to ensure consistent experience in one, the other, or both to ensure that they operate harmoniously, and create a positive effect on both employee and customer morale overall.
Once you know this, you can identify what furniture you need and then can strategize to make those pieces look beautiful and operate harmoniously.
Multiple copies of FT, with different cis-intronic sequence, exist and appear to operate harmoniously within polyploid crop species such as Brassica napus (AACC), a member of the same plant family as Arabidopsis.
Her father may be king, but she is far more interested in being a good shot and riding her horse than in following the path her mother has set for her, which requires marriage to keep the kingdom operating harmoniously.
They also reflect the larger structural mesh of historical forces--those of communities, religion, and labor especially--that determine the balance of liberation and responsibility that the artist by all appearances believes to be necessary to keeping society and reality operating harmoniously within his compositions.
Social capital can be viewed as the capacity of a population to work harmoniously as a self-organizing unit, in which many individuals co-operate, but in which no single person, or even group, controls all activities.
