Two mutations in the gene for the dun transcription factor can override the light-colored body with a dark stripe.
These results show that light can override ERFVII function even under hypoxia, eventually becoming the dominant environmental signal.
With the performance commencing at 6 50 and coming down, intermissionless, at about 8 50, the wall of west-facing windows provided a natural illumination that, at first, overrode the institutional lighting.
Now and again, the brief green light is overridden by a strange dance of what used to be called "tip-up lorries".
For this, you will need at least a one megapixel camera, with plenty of shooting modes, ideally with auto-focusing and an option to override exposure for tricky lighting.
Thus, the analysis showed: (1) preferences for different levels of one factor (light intensity) overrode preferences for different levels of the other factor, and (2) there was a significant interaction between factors (such that preferences for texture depended on light intensity).
And it would be impractical to introduce light-weaponry override systems in their current form for large numbers of soldiers or police, says Richard Rowe, a retired US Army major-general who oversaw the instruction and equipping of 550,000 Iraqi security recruits.Even with further technological advances, few armies will be eager to adopt such kit, Mr Kalbusch says.
Last year another driver was handed a suspended prison sentence for passing through a red light and overriding the automatic braking system.
Superimposed on day length are usually several other factors, which, if lacking, often override the stimulating effect of light.
And as a corollary it implies that there has to be a very good reason indeed for the life, the equality, the liberty or the security of individuals to be abrogated, a reason that will override those rights in the light of some more powerful consideration – such as, for example, their forfeiture by a sufficiently serious criminal act justifying deprivation of an individual's liberty.
If the answer to both questions is Yes, then the argument creates a presumption for the conclusion but not a guarantee, for the reasoning is defeasible: other information may come to light that will override the presumption.
