Furthermore, we also found Hsiang Shih's scheme could be threatened by a malicious insider that can originate an infringed account attack and a resembling account attack.
Thus, the observed relationship between the substituent constants and the λmax values strongly suggests that the lower energy absorption maxima of the investigated azo dyes originate from hydrazones (Scheme 1, Structure B).
The goods were part of a scheme originating in China that stretched to warehouses in Queens and even to retailers in Illinois and California, officials from Homeland Security Investigations, a branch of the United States Customs and Immigration Enforcement agency, announced at a news conference in New York on Thursday.
When evidence became clear to all that a substantial amount of the commissions that our partnership generated originated from a Ponzi Scheme, UBS urged us to protect the firm from fallout but to keep the commissions flowing.
Mr. Fiske, in an unusual defense strategy, also sought to show that the price-fixing was broader than the government contended -- originating in a 1992 scheme by Ms. Brooks and Mr. Davidge, but not Mr. Taubman, to jointly raise charges to buyers.
But most of his so-called "Puritan" pictures - paintings in which he castigates the evils of Victorian society - originated from this scheme.
This sequence of reactions begins with reduction of the ferric heme (1) to the ferrous state (2) by the reductase domain that originated from NADPH (Scheme 2).
In a separate case, four people were arrested in Hong Kong recently in connection with what police in Kaiping, China, said was a scheme to launder $73 million originating at a branch there.
It was in Little Rock that Bill Clinton met Charlie Trie, the owner of a small restaurant who would later plead guilty to a scheme to funnel illegal donations originating in China into Democratic Party coffers.
A different user based study, involved collaboration with experts in CRA, who were presented with abstracts that contained CoreSC annotations and abstracts with no annotations, or annotations originating from simpler schemes (abstract sections or an AZ variant) (Guo et al., 2011).
The doctrine's high-water mark is the emergence of the "rent-a-charter" arrangement, a scheme in which a nonbank lender uses a bank as a mere conduit to originate loans that are not subject to state usury laws.
