The generic objective is to semantically qualify body movements, postures, gestures, or actions with the help of mid or high-level features built upon low-level visual features.
GBCI's name implies #2, but it is morphing into #3, ceding #2 to qualified independent bodies.
These clusters of homeotic change generally qualify as body plan changes and often relate to significant alterations in the adaptive zone of the descendant groups.
For Burke himself, writing much earlier than Mill, a majority should be drawn only from a body qualified by tradition, station, education, property and moral nature; he questioned the "principle that a majority of men told [i.e., counted] by the head are to be considered as the people, and that as such their will is to be a law" (Burke 1791, 'Thoughts on French Affairs' [1991]: 344).
Until the Common Law Procedure Act 1854, the Court of Chancery was the only body qualified to grant injunctions and specific performance.
When the first appointed justices of Augusta County assembled on December 9, 1745, the body qualified Jones to practice as an "attorney-at-law" in the county.
The success of the PQM Program, in particular, required collaborations with medicine regulatory bodies, qualified personnel and political will, to act on findings.
"The People's Assembly is the body best qualified to monitor the actions of the administration with regard to granting concessions to exploit natural wealth," the court said, according to MENA, Egypt's state-run news agency.
The incremental stiffness equation derived for the beam element, considering both the geometrical and thermal effects, is qualified by the rigid body test.
