In this procedure, we simulate the ion images we expect to measure in the experiment, i.e., we use simulation parameters that pertain to NO-Ne collisions using our experimental conditions.
But neither is it of an inevitable "structural" nature, nor for that matter does it pertain to fatality, no more than food crises.
On the other hand, most predictor variables that constitute the Y-ACNAT-NO pertain to the number of previous episodes of maltreatment, which was found to be a key risk factor for the recurrence of child maltreatment in the systematic review of Hindley, Ramchandani and Jones [ 17].
While declaring that the old polarities no longer pertain, all the main parties have shifted to the right.
If that could be reined back inside the boundary by other means, then the CO2 limit would no longer pertain.
One argument is that policy is very accommodative by historical standards and that many of the reasons for adopting such an accommodative policy no longer pertain.
The widespread expansion of writing programmes there has resulted in a generation of younger academics, trained in institutions where creative writing was a normal part of the curriculum, for whom the old antagonisms no longer pertain.
The guidelines drawn up under the Clinton administration "no longer pertain," she said, because the criteria specified by President Bush "capture the essential elements of the guidelines and supplant them".
In particular, the steps we took in deriving equation (6) no longer pertain; equilibrium racial wage disparity varies by location.
This schematization of the relationships encoded in "above" no longer pertain to any specific objects and the concept of "above" becomes flexible with respect to its referents.
