They have been clarified by successive rule changes.
Under the successive rule of three of the sons of Kasym Khan (1518 38), however, there was a partial weakening of the khan's authority, accompanied by a trend, later to become more pronounced, for the khanate to disintegrate into three separate "hordes".
Throughout the last century, many unstable regimes have ruled over Palestine, and these successive ruling administrations were unable to draft water legislations in the interest of the Palestinian population.
Excavations also revealed a towered palace, occupied by several successive rulers, one of whom, Idrimi, ruled for 30 years and probably died about 1450 bc.
Because the residues are generated by applying successive chemical reaction rules, a residue of level i is totally included in its parent residues of level (i-1).
The whites would not concede majority rule; successive British governments, first Conservative, then Labour, would not impose it.
My experience of Iraq, and that of all friends and relatives, is that of an amazing mix of coexisting communities, despite successive divide-and-rule regimes.
Responding to record economic growth and an improvement in relations with Turkey's Muslim neighbours, voters gave him three successive terms of rule.
But Mr. Oppenheimer's first term, which started in 1948, coincided with the victory of the National Party led by Prime Minister Daniel Malan, which under successive leaders would rule South Africa for more than 40 years.
Helped by powerful patrons, under the all-seeing blind eye of the CIA, Max shines as successive "general-presidents" rule Brazil for two decades and then dexterously survives when the leftists return to power.
The novelty of Cronus is twofold: (1) it determines the optimal scheduling hyperplane using the QuickHull algorithm, which is more efficient than previously used methods, and (2) it implements a simple and efficient dynamic rule (successive dynamic scheduling) for the runtime scheduling of the loop iterations along the optimal hyperplane.
