The property is, to be sure, nomically dependent on the chemical level, but it is not a mere resultant of the properties, relations, and laws operative at that level.
The portion of Article I, Section 8, cited above has become a dead letter, about as operative as blue laws still on the books in some American cities and towns that purport to regulate Sabbath day activities.
But it also insisted that Sarbox should remain "fully operative as a law".
A British arms dealer was arrested today in Newark on charges that he tried to sell a Russian-made surface-to-air missile to an American undercover agent posing as an operative for Al Qaeda, law enforcement officials said.
As the Supreme Court noted in Buckley, "unless it is evident that the legislature would not have enacted those provisions which are within its power, independently of that which is not, the invalid part may be dropped if what is left is fully operative as a law".
But it is still generally held that in an early period of Indo-European, there was a sound law operative in the dialect or dialects from which Sanskrit, Iranian, Slavic and the other so-called satem languages developed that had the effect of palatalizing the original Proto-Indo-European velars and eventually converting them to sibilants.
A1 Briton Seized on Missile Charge A British arms dealer was arrested in Newark on charges that he tried to sell a Russian-made, surface-to-air missile, capable of bringing down a commercial airliner, to an American undercover agent posing as an operative for Al Qaeda, law enforcement officials said.
A continuum theory for elastic wave propagation in three-dimentional composites with a Coulomb frictional law operative at the interfaces between the phases, is presented.
He also was frequently dismissive in his treatment of the disciplines he regarded as active or operative, for example law, medicine, ethics, politics and mechanics.
In fact, the more operative Moore's Law is, the less empathic the world becomes.
