The Inland Revenue lost its claim that the cost of acquisition for the purposes of capital-gains tax (which arises on the gain between the exercise of an option and the subsequent sale of the shares) was the price paid to exercise the option.
Truth is thus understood as the unconcealment that allows things to appear, and that also makes possible the truth and falsity of individual statements, and yet which arises on the basis of the ongoing play between unconcealment and concealment a play that, for the most part, remains itself hidden and is never capable of complete elucidation.
In the case of F2 evolution at carbon, problems of a different kind arise in evaluation of the interfacial capacitance due to its unusually low value of ca 1 μF cm−2, or less, which arises on account of the small dielectric capacitance associated with the barrier-layer film of "CF" species generated on F2-evolving C electrodes.
Having rooted human existence in such contingency, Sartre goes on to describe other fundamental structures of existence, core human projects, and characteristic patterns of behavior, including freedom and bad faith, all of which arise on this basis.
The relative ordinariness of the case, which arose out of reporting on steroid use in baseball rather than on covert operatives, domestic eavesdropping or secret prisons, may make its outcome instructive.
There are several forms that a variable-coefficient hyperbolic partial differential equation might take, each of which arises depending on the context.
This "I Love Lucy" sensibility found its most spectacular expression in "Absolutely Fabulous," which arose out of a skit on "French and Saunders," and for which Ms. Wax serves as script editor.
In the deliberative workshops, we built upon participants' local knowledge by referring to other forms of renewable energy, already in existence in the local area, which they were familiar with and provided participants with the opportunity to elaborate on the issues which arose for them in the workshops.
By computing a set of complex network metrics, at different scales, onto the three single layers given by calls, SMSs and spatial proximity, and their extensions onto a three-level network, we provide a comprehensive study of the global multi-layered network which arises from both the overall on-the-phone communications performed by mobile users and their spatial propinquity.
The motion forces result from the hygroscopic Buller's drop which grows within seconds by condensation at the hydrophobic hilar spore appendix and its rapid fusion with an also hygroscopic liquid film which arises in a dent on the adaxial side of the spore (McLaughlin et al. 1985; Webster and Davey 1985; Webster et al. 1989; Ingold 1992; Money 1998; Pringle et al. 2005).
We are able to explain this complexity as an inherent feature of non-equilibrium systems, which arises from the dependence on history away from equilibrium.
