NEW YORK — Strong opposition is being organized in art circles in this city against the Senate's action in replacing the duty on works of art which the House of Representatives removed and in making the limit of age at which they can be admitted free fifty instead of twenty years, as provided by the Payne-Aldrich bill.
Medicare, for example, has an "observational status" in which patients can be admitted for up to 2 days as outpatients, therefore such policies could lead to mislabeling of outpatients and inpatients within the NSQIP database [26].
The gas viscosity effects are simulated experimentally by encasing the coaters in a sealed gas chamber in which various gases can be admitted.
AC aims to estimate the state of network's resources and thereby to decide which application data flows can be admitted without promising more resources than are available and thus violating previously made guarantees.
AC has the task of estimating the state of network's resources and thereby to decide which application data flows can be admitted without promising more resources than are available and thus violating previously made guarantees.
At Least 3.0 and 1,140 Perhaps the most talked about goal of the A.I. is the academic credential minimum it establishes, a number below which virtually no Ivy League recruit can be admitted.
Potential mainstream NC-17 releases such as Paramount's Sharon Stone thriller "Sliver" (1993) were edited to land an R rating (which means children under 17 can be admitted, if accompanied by a parent or guardian).
an NC-17 rating, which means no one younger than 17 can be admitted.
And now, under statute, that can be admitted to probate, which is the court procedure after you're gone without having to get a separate testimony or oath sworn to by the witness.
A hospital in which rates of infection are successfully reduced will have more bed-days available, so new patients can be admitted.
Foreigners can be admitted as honorary members.
