"If we are able to make people less obese, if we lessen the rate of childhood heart disease, it's going to save taxpayer money, which as I understand it is a bedrock principal of conservative politics," he said.
Personal and economic liberty are the bedrock principals of Libertarians: truly free markets would engender actual capitalism, which they claim we've never had.
It will stand opposite the small park outside 7 World Trade Center until it is lowered by crane to the museum's principal floor, almost at bedrock.
The province has two principal areas, with differing bedrock — Wet Champagne, on sands and clays, and Dry Champagne, on younger chalk — and the Taittingers, Mumms, and Piper-Heidsiecks come off the chalk of Dry Champagne.
Finally, the Jebel Al Awynat in the eastern part of the ROI (J in Fig. 1c) is represented by a relative dominance of the third principal component (blue), while surrounding sandstone bedrock appears bluish greenish, with a higher relative dominance of the second principal component.
This therefore splits the sedimentary section, where the strata exist, into Palaeogene Permian and Carboniferous Devonian. Representative, vertical sections were then selected across Great Britain from the BGS GB3D national geological model (Mathers et al. 2014), which maps all the principal geological formations as a fence diagram of the bedrock geology.
For homes in New England [CT, MA, ME, NH, Rhode Island (RI), and VT], the principal aquifer for most current private wells is fractured bedrock (Ayotte et al. 2006).
The ratio of the hydraulic conductivity of the unconfined aquifer to the effective hydraulic conductivity of the fractured bedrock, and the contaminant detection threshold concentration, are principal factors influencing detection probability in the performance monitoring network.
At the same time, the United States is both the world's bedrock economy, and this trade-treaty system's principal architect.
