Hence the states, though possessing an equal vote in the public councils, have an unequal influence, corresponding with the unequal importance of these subsequent and voluntary resolutions.
Hence the States, though possessing an equal vote in the public councils, have an unequal influence, corresponding with the unequal importance of these subsequent and voluntary resolutions.
Although this circularity threatens the entire edifice of Cartesian physics, it is possible that Descartes intended both motion and body to possess an equal ontological importance in his theory, such that neither is the more fundamental notion (which serves as the basis for constructing or defining the other notion).
Rob flies back, the two decide to marry, for convenience but also because they each possess an equal ability to seesaw between quick judgmental anger and rueful big-hearted acceptance.
The country is also rich with Intangible culture and holds ten of UNESCO's World's intangible culture masterpieces, surpassing all countries in Europe except Spain which possesses an equal number of the listed items.
It also shows that our model possesses an equal degree of prediction power for two types of malaria incidences namely the Slide Positivity Rates (SPR) and P. vivax deaths.
If it is assumed that each of the 14 Glutamine codons possesses an equal or similar probability of changing to a stop codon, then the observation mentioned above suggests that this distributive bias of Glutamine codons towards the periplasmic coding region of mucA, might contribute to the higher prevalence of non-sense mutations within this domain.
In contrast, isoQC has been recently described as resident enzyme of the golgi complex and possesses an equal distribution throughout the body (Cynis et al, 2008).
Rather than search for a chimerical value-bestowing capacity possessed to an equal extent by each one of us, we ought to ask: Why and when is it wrong to treat others as inferior?
The result is the prose equivalent of a staccato machine gun with hollow-tipped rounds that gets you boom right in the gut.A lot less stomach-churning, but possessed of an equal forward momentum is "Be Cool", the 36th novel from Mr Ellroy's colleague in crime and celluloid, Elmore Leonard.
