Finally, there is the northern European dimension, focused on the connection between Scotland and the Nordic social democratic countries, many of whose characteristics we share.
It's the only way we become three-dimensional, rather than walking stereotypes whose characteristics and culture continue to be defined by someone else.
But of these three, only PDO protects foods whose characteristics are connected to the place in which they are produced (PDO is basically Euro-speak for terroir).
Third-party apps that defeat the anti-copying measures will be banned, and apps whose characteristics can't be verified will be locked out just to be safe.
By art, he meant his own art, whose characteristics even then were openness, humor, and an irreverent, "why not" attitude toward traditions.
Rather the name refers to an accumulation of 10 genera in the family Leporidae whose characteristics are intermediate between hares and pikas, the other members of order Lagomorpha.
Justice Ginsburg's bland talk about status and conduct was significant because courts are more apt to protect groups whose characteristics are immutable.
Two basic simulation setups are applied, whose characteristics are tabulated in Table1.
The final analysis was conducted on 38 patients, whose characteristics are listed in Table 1.
We have used 7 real prefix databases for IPv4, whose characteristics are summarized in Table 3.
We report experiments carried out with our equipped car and a GIS whose characteristics are well adapted to embedded constraints.
