Ajami is sophisticated enough to realize he is present by virtue of Shiite birth, not American citizenship (in fact Sistani regularly refused to see non-Shiite Americans).
Since 2006, in response to questions about the rights of islanders, ministers have insisted that "there is no indigenous population, or 'islanders'", Wells said: "On Ascension, everyone is an expat, present by virtue of an employment contract".
An event is present by virtue of being the most recent increment of reality; when the event is present there is, as Broad says, nothing to which it stands in the relation of precedence.
In a first of its kind development, both the 8×8 stiffness matrix and the 3D stress and strain recovery are shown to contain these taper parameters explicitly, as opposed to their merely being present by virtue of the varying plate thickness.
The CCT interaction network in S. cerevisiae is known to include numerous enzymes [23] and therefore, many proteins found in Slm9 pull-downs may be present by virtue of being CCT substrates.
In other words, according to Yuri Savenko, all professional errors and omissions are presented as untouchable by virtue of the fact that they were infiltrated into the sentence.
Critically, if the distinctive MCE for repeated primes in Experiment 1 was due to an exclusive modulation of central representations, then repeated and repeated/novel primes should produce the same pattern priming in the present experiment by virtue of sharing identical abstract letter identities.
The Inuit mothers exhibit the greatest body burden known to occur from exposure to organochlorine residues present in the environment by virtue of their location at the highest trophic level of the arctic food web.
Bacillus cereus is commonly present in food production environments by virtue of its highly adhesive endospores, spreading to all kinds of foods.
We may at first think that Marclay embodies Newtonian Time by virtue of presenting scenes that appear to flow seamlessly one to the next, but they don't.
