KASTHURI: Which entails all of the things that happen when humans work with humans, but I would say the number is not 100.
Thus, he advances the quasi-empiricist theory of concepts mentioned earlier, which entails that all our concepts (and hence also all our beliefs) ultimately depend in one way or another on sensation.
They voted for damnatio memoriae, the "damnation of memory," which entailed removing all his images from the public eye.
If the conditions are retrieved by another method which entails that all the roots of equation (13) satisfy (vert arg (lambda) vert > frac{alphapi}{2}) then Lemma 4 may still hold.
Before, political correctness, which entailed putting all cultures on a par in the name of equality, muzzled the debate.
We performed an observational cost-of-illness study [ 33, 34] for MS, a chronic disease, using a prevalence approach, which entails estimating all costs for a particular population.
The Bible indicates that God is the being who spoke the first words and that God is the source of all life (which would entail all the plans, genes, and the living cells needed to process the plans).
Democrats have proposed a variety of options, all of which entail some combination of bolstering the Affordable Care Act's financial assistance, using government to control prices and creating new public plans that can offer alternative coverage.
But because Pinault-Printemps-Redoute is not required to complete the agreement -- which entails buying out all minority shareholders for $101.50 a share -- until 2004, Gucci was hesitant to give up control altogether.
The analysis was based on the present Swedish system which entails that almost all children at child health centres are examined and screened for weight and height at regular intervals.
