Mithradates II wisely refused to agree to follow in the Roman path and preferred to retain his neutrality in the struggle between Rome and Mithradates VI Eupator of Pontus.
All fluid molecules retain electric neutrality.
The significant increase of this peak could then be explained by a substitution of the Cl− in 1 by PF6− from the electrolyte during polymerization to retain charge neutrality 32 or, because of the high relative intensity of the signal, by the uptake of a certain amount of the alkylammonium electrolyte.
In 69 bc the Roman general Lucius Licinius Lucullus, in charge of looking after Roman interests in the East, attempted to lure Phraates III into an alliance that would help Rome in its struggle against Pontus and Armenia, but the Parthian king, while still maintaining "friendly" relations with Rome, retained his neutrality.
New guarantees ensured that Ireland would retain its military neutrality and the right to determine its own taxes and policies on issues such as abortion.
By 1943, however, recognizing that Germany would lose the war, he concluded that Finland must adopt a policy of friendly neutrality toward the Soviet Union if it wanted to retain its independence.
This slight deviation from strict neutrality is enough to purge the destructive variants but retain the tinkering ones, which accumulate until the capacitor comes along to release them [ 31, 32].
Our hypothesis is that HLA-DPB1 presently evolves under neutrality, but retains ancient traces of balancing selection within its nucleotide sequences.
We used species rank-abundance distributions to test the hypothesis that assemblages would retain the same structure under different levels of temporal variability, as expected under neutrality.
His four successive governments augmented his country's comprehensive welfare state, continued the postwar abandonment of the traditional Dutch neutrality in favour of military and economic alliances, and unsuccessfully tried to retain the Republic of Indonesia as an autonomous state under the Dutch crown.
