The Court rejected the government's argument that Countrywide made the contract representations at the point of sale, rather than at contract execution, because the contract described Countrywide's representations in the present tense (e.g., "makes" or "warrants and represents"), constituting a present promise and not a future representation.
For Aristotle, the emotions are not represented as constituting a separate agency or module, but they had even greater importance, particularly in the moral life, our capacity for which Aristotle regarded as largely a result of learning to feel the right emotions in the right circumstances.
Of these, Diptera and Coleoptera were the two most represented groups, constituting 98.1% of the individuals captured.
The T150R1 is an 8000 Daltons copolymer such that the portion of the total molecular weight represented by POE constitutes approximately 10% of the compound by weight and the POP portion of the octablock copolymer constitutes approximately 90% of the compound by weight.
The PBR optical thickness, represented by X0/a, constitutes a convenient parameter for designing (via a) and operating (via X0) these PBRs to achieve their maximum performance.
However, in the historic samples, from the Trans-Ural region (Figure 5, samples M, N, O, and P) and from northern Kazakhstan (samples I and Q) we see horses better represented in herds, constituting over 30% of livestock.
With respect to age/ageing identities, social gerontology has for quite some time acknowledged the socially constructed nature of these categories and shown how old age and later life are socially (and structurally) constituted, represented and understood, often to the detriment of older people (see Estes 1986; Phillipson 1982; Townsend 1981; Walker 1981).
The bases attached to the sugar constitute a four-letter alphabet in which biological information can be represented.
The thermal gradient amounts to 30°C km−1 for the entire Mesozoic represented in Luxembourg, which constitutes a value characteristic for similar geological environments, e.g., in France and in the Netherlands (Bonté et al. 2010, 2012).
