There have been two earlier waves of DIY: subsistence DIY (First Wave) and industrial DIY (Second Wave).
"The compliance officer for Ipsa has concluded his investigation into claims made by Ms Dorries for accommodation and travel and subsistence under the third and fourth editions of the scheme.
L. 102 307 substituted "At any time during the subsistence of the first term of copyright in any published or unpublished work in which the copyright was secured before January 1 , 1978 and during the subsistence of any copyright secured on or after that date," for "At any time during the subsistence of copyright in any published or unpublished work,".
That is, there is a further state of affairs \ q\) which is a (merely partial) reason for the subsistence of the first.
Second, subsistence populations with minimal medical access are characteristic of our evolutionary past, and may be informative about the role of vascular disease in the biology of aging during the long course of human evolution.
She trained much of her running commentary on her own life and family (the project, as in all of her projects, had its roots in her personal history) and every so often we would get frustrated and between bathroom-runs, I would make us a grilled cheese and a vanilla milkshake (subsistence fare during my first pregnancy) to stimulate our wobbly creative juices.
Subsistence livestock raising, the third agricultural activity, is important in the peripheral lowlands of Ethiopia.
It is a place of subsistence farming, where four-fifths are poor and a few are very rich.
A basic income is a modest cash payment (in this case, a third of subsistence), paid individually, unconditionally, universally and monthly, guaranteed as a right.
Also, the inability of subsistence farmers in the third world to obtain these fertilizers makes it difficult for them to produce enough food for their families due to sub-optimal soil conditions.
