Such a causal hypothesis will be difficult to reconcile with the common belief that apparatus settings are controllable at experimenters' will, and thus could be set independently of the pair's state at the source.
A Labour party spokesperson said the rules are set independently by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority.
On Insiders, Cormann said the travel allowance was set independently by the remuneration tribunal and tax rules were set independently by the tax office, and applied equally to all members of parliament.
He said the travel allowance was set independently by the remuneration tribunal and tax rules were set independently by the tax office, and applied equally to all members of parliament.
The definition and amount of required capital is set independently by the banking regulator, which is why we refer to it as regulatory capital.
Designate that sum as a health tax (in effect, a parallel income tax, with future rates to be set independently) and spend the proceeds solely on the NHS.
Across the region, Libor is used as the base rate for roughly two-thirds of all large-scale corporate borrowings, while the remaining one-third is pegged to local benchmarks that are set independently in each country.
A crown, positioned off-center on the right side of the case, and two pushers on the left side enable the hours to be set independently of the minutes.
The study, by Queen Mary College, University of London, reveals that more than £33m extra has been paid to workers on the so-called "living wage" – an hourly rate set independently each year, calculated to allow workers to pay for essentials – since 2010.
Last of the line Beating a retreat Painful Dancing in step Checking the depth gauge ReprintsAfter five years, J.P. Morgan will have the right to buy Cazenove out, and the latter will have the right to sell to the bank, at a price to be set independently.
This parameter can be also set independently (Fig. 4 h).
