Had the American not incriminated himself via the media, the affair may not have been given air time at all, let alone descended into the kind of international sporting scandal which has transpired.
Nothing which may have transpired since the orders of the Oklahoma courts were issued is in the record before us, nor could we consider it on this petition for writ of mandsmus if it were.
Inspection of the coloured karyotypes in Figure 3 is suggestive of some of the evolutionary events which must have transpired in the rosids, without need to reference the individual genes that make up the triplicate regions, in the style of [ 3, 4].
Remember people may need time to get over certain events which may have transpired.
These gaps include the need to utilise rigorous research designs to explore the quantitative effects of patient education, and the need to qualitatively explore the processes by which these effects have transpired.
Blockchains enable us to construct extremely reliable, robust records of events that have transpired, which is useful for things such as document signing/tracking, identity management, and access tracking.
But there's no bitterness in Rodriguez's tone, and you get the sense that her time in New York however good or bad incited a period of growth without which Me may never have transpired.
Despite the sterling success of U.S. strategic nuclear policy all these decades, in which no further nuclear detonations have transpired, and clear evidence of the safety of domestic civil nuclear plants, the opposite lesson is now being taken by vows of ending all nuclear weapons, without a modicum of national debate.
A few technical issues have transpired to push back our plans to do this a few weeks... which has magically coincided with a little thing called the Olympics.
A couple of surprising revelations have transpired.
