It is possible, however, for lakes to be stable despite the thermal processes that normally induce overturn, owing to the existence of a positive salinity gradient with depth (chemocline).
Several lower grade convictions were either thrown out, overturned on appeal or timed out owing to their statute of limitations.
Plessy was overturned in a decade — and, when it was, Robinson owed her a lot more than ten dollars.
A few days ago, I wrote that the "paranoid style" has been a continual temptation and danger for modern conservatives (whom Hofstadter called "pseudo-conservatives," owing to their radicalism in wanting to overturn existing laws and institutions).
The jurors overturned their previous decision on a specific patent, thus lowering the amount Samsung owes by $2.2 million in damages.
The modern death certificate owes its existence to the cosmological, scientific, and political revolutions that eventually overturned this entire world order.
Those decisions were overturned by a panel of three Supreme Court judges, including a retired general who once said he owed his career to Mr. Suharto.
While the ruling may be overturned, it underscored the mounting tension in the city and the legal battles ahead as bondholders, retirees and other creditors attempt to recover money owed them by the city.
Sodomy laws were overturned.
Desks had been overturned.
