Scientists fill in such lacunas with geological and meteorological analysis.
Mr Isra, the Constitutional Court judge, suggests an amendment to the constitution to oblige the government to legislate on such lacunae within a set time.Even once the relevant laws have been put into place, it will take a good few court battles (or street battles) to impress their importance on recalcitrant bureaucrats and impatient businessmen.
Such lacunas are common in classification problems of this kind (see, e.g., [23], [24], p. 219], [56, 62, 86]), and we will encounter a similar gap phenomenon in the complex setting considered in the next section (see Corollary 4.7).
No, such a lacuna is unthinkable for political science.
The oral anaerobic bacteria could get into anaerobic environments such as lacuna or along the tooth-restoration margin.
Follow-on financing of ~$US1 million came from international investors such as Lacuna SICAV (Belgium) in 2007.
In light of such research lacunae, Simonsen, in this special issue, importantly advances our knowledge in her study on the impact of citizenship policies on immigrants' sense of host national belonging.
With such historic lacunae in its collection, the process of deepening the Met's commitment to and coffers of modern and contemporary art has been likened to changing course on a giant ocean liner.
This year, instead, the Impac gives a further publicity boost to bestsellers such as The Lacuna and Brooklyn.
16 Ultrasound features such as placental lacunae, 15 and MRI features such as uterine bulging, 17 have been documented as being suggestive of placenta accreta, increta, and percreta.
