A distinct argument also depends on the idea of priority: it is argued that if the physical elements composing a body are regarded as the ultimate parts prior to a whole, they cannot be further divisible.
Siegel touted stocks as the ultimate investment just prior to the extraordinary bull run in the market in the late 1990s.
However, only the half rib height bar displayed a higher ductility than the standard bar, with significantly greater yield penetration at each crack causing larger ultimate crack widths prior to bar fracture.
Specimen 3 and 4 show a partial failure between 25 and 30% strain prior to ultimate failure of the ligament.
It is interesting to note that clinical failure, ≥ 20 mm of separation occurred in all specimens prior to ultimate tensile failure.
The calorific value and density of the briquette were determined while proximate and ultimate analyses were conducted prior to the distribution of the briquettes to sampled potential users.
Based on the results of the study, it was found that the control mix and the mix prepared with aluminum fibers exhibited greater ultimate load at failure prior to healing than the specimens with steel fibers.
Based on analyses of conjugate fracture surfaces, most of the nanodimples appear to be "valley-on-valley" type, rather than "mound-on-valley" type, indicating nanovoid nucleation and growth in the plastically flowing medium prior to ultimate failure.
"If Minister Bennett thinks modern treaties are the ultimate expression of free, prior, and informed consent, that indicates a very weak form of consent.
Critics have also taken aim at Bennett's statement that modern treaties, which often deal with ownership and use of land, and self-government agreements are the "ultimate expression of free, prior, and informed consent among partners".
