Continuing his state service under Tsar Fyodor III (ruled 1676 82), Golitsyn worked on a commission established to reorganize the military service and on its behalf recommended that the system of mestnichestvo (hereditary precedence) be abolished.
The elaborate system of titulature and precedence gave the court prestige and influence.
The active phantom was centered in the field-of-view of a clinical SPECT/CT system (Philips Precedence 16 slice CT, two-headed gamma camera, Philips Medical Systems, Eindhoven, the Netherlands) for imaging.
One would have been tempted to use the example of Putin's Russia as an argument in favor of a heavily regulated and highly centralized political system taking precedence over the Rule of Law given the recent crisis with the international community over Ukraine, particularly the controversial annexation of Crimea.
For reasons of historical precedence, the system of Lambek 1958, with an associative composition operation, is referred to as L; the pure residuation logic NL ,i.e., the non-associative version of L, was introduced later in Lambek 1961.
Canada, however, has long maintained that a series of rulings against the United States under the North American Free Trade Agreement's dispute system take precedence over those of the W.T.O.
The Greek restructuring is a defining moment for CDS and other derivative products, giving the ISDA's decision value in terms of precedence, much like a in a legal system based on jurisprudence.
If the principle of precedence is correct, the initial response of the system will be essentially random.
Recent cases illustrate the problems of a system which still lacks both a written penal code to define what is and is not a criminal offence and rules of precedence.
The tobacco epidemic reflects a complex system of factors, processes, and mechanisms that take precedence over disciplinary, methodological or ideological predisposition.
