It would require a loss by Oklahoma in the Big 12 championship game and a U.S.C. leapfrog over Texas -- which is idle -- in the Bowl Championship Series standings.
But she said that would still require a loss of 14 of the district's 300 teaching positions — 6 of them through layoffs, the rest as a result of attrition — and the board could seek a smaller tax levy increase.
But Nick Spencer, research director of the Christian thinktank Theos, is the kind of intelligent, thoughtful, sympathetic critic that atheists need, if only to remind them that belief in God does not necessarily require a loss of all reason.
"Banks have been unwilling to mark all of the bad loans they have and mortgage securities they hold to their true values because that would require a loss," said Kurt Eggert, a professor at the Chapman University School of Law.
Mr. Silverstein had made the request on the ground that the panel misinterpreted New York law when it found that a policy issued by the Travelers Indemnity Company did not require that the two plane crashes be seen as separate events, each requiring a loss payment of $3.55 billion.
As upgrading a warship's protection and armament on a similar displacement typically requires a loss in speed, the ships were not designed to reach the 24 kn of their predecessor.
Suppression requires a loss of ISW1 catalytic function, as rsc2 suppression is observed in a strain bearing a mutation in the catalytic site (K227A) of ISW1.
As fRIM1/KA-cre+ mice lack RIM1 robustly in area CA3 and mosaically in the DG, it raises the possibility that the learning and memory deficit observed in RIM1 α−/− mice may be due, at least in part, to the loss of RIM1 from extra-hippocampal synapses and may or may not require a loss of RIM1 in the hippocampus.
5 Although not identical, diagnostic criteria for schizophrenia within the DSM-IV-TR, ICD-10, and CCMD-3 are largely similar, although CCMD-3 differs in that it requires a loss of insight during the active phase of the illness as well as significant social dysfunction.
For Shipley SNR 248, an acid hardening resist, monitoring of the crosslinking reaction with FTIR spectroscopy lead to the development of a kinetic post-exposure bake model that required an acid loss mechanism to account for quenching of the crosslinking reaction.
