On sufficiently smooth surfaces, lichens grow radially from their points of establishment and may after some possible transient for small radii [7], [8] be assumed to have radii proportional to their age.
Owing to the housekeeping functions of Ado-Met, this event is presumably required for germination and seedling establishment, and might represent a major metabolic control point of seedling establishment.
One point of the Establishment Clause, however, is that religion is too important, indeed too sacred, to be trusted to the crude, trivializing and often opportunistic hands of government.
"It was very Gandhian, but in many ways very unrealistic, at least from the vantage point of the Indian establishment," Mr. Slate said.
Since suspensions of reactor operation and electricity generation should be avoided even in case of abnormal events in the hydrogen production plant from an economical point of view, an establishment of a control scheme against abnormal transients of hydrogen production plant is required for plant system design.
The Court cannot take into account the view of one religion over another; that is the whole point of forbidding an establishment of religion.
From this point of view, the establishment of coordination schemes between specialists and primary care physicians, which includes formalization of the transfer of care [ 53, 67, 68], is considered insufficient to substantially improve patient management [ 66].
The point of a staffing establishment is to keep a lid on spending by making it hard for ministries to create posts, but it makes it hard to respond quickly to a new need.
The water jet function is useful for identification of the bleeding point and establishment of hemostasis by washing out the extravasated blood, especially in cases of massive bleeding.
When Danny Boyle's opening ceremony was beamed around the world showing Britain in all its idiosyncratic glory there were some who felt his creation was subversive to the point of being anti-establishment.
