In a 2005 slide-projection piece that is belated yet timelier than ever, Sharon Hayes has herself photographed in the Wall Street area holding a sign urging ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, while nearby Amalia Pica has taped confetti to the floor, implying a state of permanent festiveness or disarray.
Depending on the time point t, peptides are thus sampled from a characteristic peptide distribution G t that is 'related' to G0.
Taking out the accidental causes is simple enough, but a problem remains in determining the proportion of non-obstetric, non-accidental PRD that are 'related to or aggravated by the pregnancy or its management', the so-called indirect maternal deaths.
Federal and private security experts said that the submission for review was belated and that it was highly likely that people other than the author -- like his co-author and his editor, among others -- had seen the manuscript.
Subjects were instructed that the sample stimulus was 'related' to one of the two comparisons and the task was to discover the relation by choosing one comparison (see [ 13, 14] for additional discussion of MTS procedures).
But assuming that the claim is belated, it states the law and our duty is to apply it.
It was expected after the success of the Wii that there would be belated follow-ups by Microsoft and Sony (we won't count the Sixaxis).
One could muse over the fact that such measures are belated, obvious or simply represent an attempt to resurrect similar assets dismantled by a recent round of crippling reforms.
It is this that gives rise to the idea that a simple apology (not to mention an apology that is forced, belated, insincere by default), will somehow magically wipe the slate clean.
There was no symphony orchestra or last-minute gospel chorus pumping grandiosity into an evening that was partly a belated celebration of Mr. Bennett's 85th birthday (Aug. 3).
Among these is belated shock that rotating six-month presidencies still exist.
