His cosmic ambition is to paint his dire, conflicted view of the condition of the world in which we live on the skin of the world, which is what he calls canvas.
The commission's staff, which has been struggling to obtain as much information as possible about the Fukushima reactors, has revised its view of the condition of a pool of spent fuel at the plant's Unit 4 reactor, Mr. Borchardt said Wednesday.
That Congress has power to tax shareholders upon their property interests in the stock of corporations is beyond question, and that such interests might be valued in view of the condition of the company, including its accumulated and undivided profits, is equally clear.
In view of the condition (2.6), the operator ϕ 2 is a contraction.
In view of the condition (2.14), it follows that Ϝ 2 is a contraction mapping.
Hence the operator A is a contraction in view of the condition (3.2).
The artworks featured here, including photography, paintings, drawings, prints, and sculpture, present an expanded view of the conditions of exile forced or voluntary as an agent for both trauma and ingenuity.
However, a pragmatic view of the conditions is taken in a tribological context to define a series of hip wear simulator tests, which might be achieved on most, if not all, hip simulators with little or no modification.
'Q.That is to say, and you just testified in that way, that your balancing out of these plus and minus quantities that you put in is based upon your judgment of how much natural flow and storage water is at the State line, in view of the conditions and the quantities of natural flow and storage at Alcova? A.Yes, that is correct.
Again, it is said that the Commission did not find the switching charge in itself, that is, taken separately, to be unreasonable, but the inquiry was whether, in view of the conditions of the distribution of the carload freight through a large area, there was in fact such a similarity of movement as to negative the basis for a separate charge.
Thousands of additional pages of court and government documents, as well as interviews with more than two dozen current and former employees — some speaking on the condition of anonymity — present a fuller view of the conditions in the plant and how things got that way.
