And we submit that it had incorrectly interpreted and construed federal law in doing that, because what they have inevitably done is provide a process whereby it is virtually impossible, if not completely impossible, and I think it is completely impossible, to have these issues resolved and the controversies resolved in time for that federal statutory deadline.
Furthermore, Dan Wagner, the Chief Analytics Officer for Obama's re-election campaign, remarked that the process was "data-driven" whereby numbers essentially determined virtually every decision they made, whether it be "about TV or the communications strategy".
School initiation was virtually universal, whereby 94.6% of the recruited sample had been to school, and the mean highest grade attained was grade 7.
It has been now been retooled into a more globally viable technology, whereby the genetic code of virtually any species can be modified, and for more than simply self-protection.
According to Spanish news site Expansion, the two sides have "virtually sealed the deal" whereby Telefonica will take 90% of the share capital of Tuenti, valuing the company at around €75 million or close to $99 million.
Most efforts to date, however, are concentrated on how to yield rigid copies of self-replicating structures virtually in the cellular space, whereby even a tiny disturbance occurring around a loop is likely to prevent the loop from completing its reproduction.
In our own unit, for example, we are trialling a 'virtual crossmatch' system, whereby the donor HLA type is matched virtually against a database of known recipient HLA-antibodies as detected by Luminex in order to reduce cold ischaemia time.
"His sexist commentary and anti-woman statements, coupled with the Republican policy positions he espouses, make it virtually impossible to envision any scenario whereby 50% of female voters would cast their ballots for him".
A virtually unlimited range of forces can be produced whereby loads build either gradually or abruptly to reach a predetermined working height.
