These tensions survived the settlement of the Arian dispute in 381, when the Council of Constantinople (381) proclaimed Catholic Christianity the official religion of the empire, thus eliminating Arianism in the East, but also asserted Constantinople, as the new Rome, to be the second see of Christendom.
The tensions of surviving in a family and an office are the basic units of society in the US as well as the UK.
BPN, ventilator associated bronchopneumonia; D, died; F, female; FiO2, fractional inspired oxygen; LISS , Lung Injury Severity Score M, male; PaO2, arterial oxygen tension; S, survived; SAPS II, Simplified Acute Physiological Score.
Economists like Kenneth S. Rogoff at Harvard University remain skeptical that the euro can survive the tension between indebted, slow-growing countries in the south and economically healthier ones in the north.
The pressing question for this era of populist policy making and popular anger is whether the Federal Reserve as we know it — arcane and academic, with the autonomy to set monetary policy as it sees fit — will survive the tension this time.
The relationship survived tensions in 1987 over his endorsement of Palestinian hopes for a homeland and a subsequent trip to Israel marked by a series of diplomatic contretemps.
In the tension of a struggle to survive, many experts say, that arrangement may make more sense.
Hence, in order to be able to spread via aerosolation, Lula should be able to survive either surface tension or desiccation.
We demonstrate that chronic repeated hypoxic exposures cause T98G cells to survive low oxygen tension.
Therefore, in order to maintain oxygen homeostasis in chondrocytes and cartilage, hypoxia-inducible factor-1 alpha (HIF-1α) is necessary to survive extremely low oxygen tensions.
