The money collected from the fines has been redistributed, with the Chancellor, George Osborne, revealing in his March Budget that £75m of fines would go towards air ambulance services, veterans' charities and Agincourt commemorations, along with other good causes.
In such an environment, bodily fluids are redistributed, with less in the lower extremities and more in the upper body; height increases; body mass usually, but not always, decreases with a loss of muscular tissue; the veins and arteries of the legs become weaker; and anemia occurs, accompanied by a significant reduction in blood count.
The local in-situ stress in the near-tip region is redistributed with fracture propagation.
Lauren Martin of Fact called the song the start of Timbaland's "Bollywood influenced 'Indian Flute' era" and a tease; Timberlake's voice is redistributed, with wider range and suspense.
Alternatively, their expression domains may have been redistributed, with each gene acquiring unique sites of action.
Expertise has been redistributed with the 'up skilling' of nurses leading to more complex patient cases being seen by the GP as s/he determines.
15 In addition, these studies have also shown that WC was also the most reliable indicator in predicting the amount of visceral fat. 10, 16, 17 Body fat is redistributed with increasing age, as more of it becomes located in the abdominal cavity.
In the Greek canon, as it finally emerged, the Ketuvim was eliminated as a corpus, and the books were redistributed, together with those of the prophetic collection, according to categories of literature, giving rise to a canon with four divisions: Torah, historical writings, poetic and didactic writings, and prophetic writings.
When Johnson's votes were redistributed, in accordance with Alberta's electoral laws at the time, McKelvey's margin increased to nearly two hundred votes, and he was declared the victor.
After reculture, the seeded EBDCs were redistributed uniformly throughout the scaffold, with a significant increase in mechanical strength.
