Fermilab's budget fell, because the spending bill specifically dictates large cuts to the International Linear Collider and the NOvA projects.
In 2011, 80% of those who died chose cremation – almost everyone, in other words, except for people whose religions specifically dictate burial, such as Muslims, Baha'i and Parsees.
There would seem to be no stopping this movement constitutionally, since that document -- while it specifically dictates how many electoral votes each state will have -- nonetheless leaves the control of electoral votes to the states: In the abstract, a state could allocate all its votes to the loser of its popular vote, or to Santa Claus, if the voters would put up with that.
Distinct sets of syntactic and semantic rules in the Japanese language specifically dictate how one should use these polite forms when interacting with older individuals.
Primary tumor cell with its production of a unique array of growth factors, in particular VEGF, specifically dictates the pattern of tumor spread [ 159].
The above results indicate that the differences in the recruitment of mature and immature neurons are dictated specifically by feedforward inhibition and are given by the fact that the IPSC-FF is slower in 4wpiGC compared to matGC.
Complementary studies using non-24 h light:dark cycles to dissociate the SCN shell and core of the rat also indicate that both SCN compartments contribute to the expression of overt rhythms, with the phase of rapid eye movement sleep and some hormonal rhythms dictated specifically by the SCN shell [ 17– 20].
The prophet Muhammad specifically authorized horse races, and geography dictated that men race camels as well as horses.
The distribution of vessel involvement has in the past dictated the differentiation between specifically defined forms of vasculitis [ 18].
It seems therefore likely that if (SCL E47 bHLH is able to bind E boxes specifically, its orientation on DNA is dictated by E47.
