The purpose of this paper is twofold: firstly to demonstrate unequivocally the ordered distributions that are possible, and secondly to use the results of that demonstration to provide a plausible explanation for the variation in the lower value of x that has been observed by experiment.
From the beginnings of the principate, the emperor had had the power to legislate, although no law is known that formally recognized his right to do so; by Antonine times, legal textbooks stated unequivocally that whatever the emperor ordered was legally binding.
The Torture Convention provides unequivocally, "An order from a superior officer or a public authority may not be invoked as a justification for torture".
I have unequivocally prohibited the use of torture by the United States, and I have ordered the prison at Guantánamo Bay closed by early next year.
Eleven months later, the ICO unequivocally ruled in my favour, stating that there was a "very strong" public interest in the information's disclosure and ordered the DfE to comply within 35 days.
On Thursday, Maman's attorney, David Ettedgui, sent the Yazidi group a letter ordering them to "unequivocally and immediately cease and desist from any further communication with my clients and that you each refrain from making any further mention or reference whatsoever pertaining to C.Y.C.I. or to Mr. Steve Maman".
Particularly one in which he states, "Batman/Superman must unequivocally succeed in order for Warner Bros. to do whatever Justice League plan they have up their sleeve".
However, having a robust understanding of the mode of miRNA binding is unequivocally required in order to understand the predominant mode of action and identifying miRNA targets.
As already observed, the FISH signals for the B, Y and NOR complexes on condensed mitotic metaphase chromosomes were too close to allow defining their order unequivocally.
It is not possible to unequivocally establish the order of events that originated the TRGV2-1 and TRGV9-1 genes, whether TRGV2-1, TRGV9-1 or TRGV9-1, TRGV2-1.
