This institution held the monopoly over the country's foreign trade and originally had an evident anti-agriculture bias.
Regarding eschatology (a branch of theology concerned with the final events in the history of the world or of humankind), Churches of Christ are generally amillennial, their originally prevalent postmillennialism (evident in Alexander Campbell's Millennial Harbinger) having dissipated around the era of the First World War.
Wolbachia transmission over evolutionary time appears to be uncoupled from that of the mtDNA genome such that the predicted effect of Wolbachia in reducing host mtDNA variation is not clearly evident as originally predicted.
Such multi-functionality is becoming increasingly more apparent in bed bugs and it is evident that the originally simplistic definition of an alarm pheromone is becoming more complex [10], [12], [13], [24].
Many Islamic scholars since the 8th century have argued that this is also evident in the Bible, originally written in Koine Greek.
However, besides propositions per se nota there are certain mechanisms through which originally dubitable propositions can come to be evident in the third degree, thereby necessitating assent and causing a truly evident judgment.
With the interest in alternatives to so much plastic, MeadWestvaco took a tamper-evident cardboard sheet it originally supplied for pharmaceutical trials, added a clear laminate that prevented tearing, and stuck two sheets of the cardboard together.
Whereas, LBP features which are originally introduced in [21] represent human silhouette more evident and also resolve the problem of contrast of bright object against a dark background.
The enormous influence of the singer, whose portrayal of a doomed bisexual alien rock star, Ziggy Stardust, originally propelled him to global stardom, quickly became evident in the scope of the tributes being paid around the world.
The reverence had been evident in the naming of his company, originally Gadoba, a temple, because eating a chocolate should be like a moment of prayer, "each bite a personal gadoba".
