He said the German decision, which arose from the case of a child whose circumcision led to medical complications, was a "precedence-setting judgment".
While it may take time to create a crowd, David Yarnold, president of the National Audubon Society, points out that there is a precedence of social movements creating environmental change.
And I feel that that's a precedence that I'm a little bit troubled by, even though they do cause vast misery to the people that they infect.
"There is a precedence in the U.S. in terms of environmental and conservation action that demonstrate that when the American people decide that something is a priority, they'll actually do it," Yarnold said.
The replacement is a precedence relationship between activity 10 (column formwork) and activity 12 (column casting).
There is a precedence in the earthquake literature of adding space to self-exciting point processes [13, 15], however, in the case of gang violence, the spatial response may be different.
This is a precedence and it will increase discrimination toward LGBT people," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Whether Marvel is willing to allow the canon of the Cinematic Universe to be wielded by a third party like that remains to be seen, but with Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Agent Carter and Daredevil all tying together, there's a precedence set already.
Indeed, there is a precedence of delays in the development of life-saving technologies when the perspective of communities in developing countries is not taken into account: an analogy could be drawn to the field of rotavirus vaccine development.
There was a procession, precedence in which was strictly regulated, and the main ceremonial was preceded by sacrifices to a number of deities.
Second, if hippocampal firing orchestrates EC activity during AM+, there should be a temporal precedence of hippocampal relative to EC spikes.
