Theuse of the term to describe breath-hold diving should be recognized as late 20th century in origin, which has been popularly expanded to apply to earlier diving activities.
At the launch event last month, he pushed back on use of the term“arms race” and said America's greatest priority should be backing commercial development of AI.
Finally, theuse of the term"control apparatus" in claims 1 and 7 does not preclude infringement of those claims by a machine tool apparatus that includes a control system.
Because the Association of American Feed Control Officials(AAFCO) has very effectively prohibited theuse of the term“human grade” on pet food packaging.
Theuse of the term“major portion” is related to the fact that the polypeptide conjugates of the invention will typically comprise individual conjugates having varying numbers of non-polypeptide moieties attached.
Theuse of the term, as a proper as well as a common noun, is common to both the sources designated in critical circles as P and J.
用語を使用して、適切なだけでなく、共通の名詞は、両方に共通の重要なソース界として指定されj。
Theuse of the term"terrorism" thus works to delegitimize certain forms of violence committed by non-state-centered political entities at the same time that it sanctions a violent response by established states.
Use of a Meetup Logo or other Meetup Mark- including any use of the term“Meetup”- must be in accordance with our Terms of Service and Community Guidelines.
It seems, therefore, that Zahn is right in claiming that theuse of the term Euaggelion, as denoting a written record of Christ's words and deeds, goes as far back as the beginning of the second century of the Christian era.
Thus, in a sermon which he delivered at Antioch(perhaps the first as bishop), Theodore vehemently attacked theuse of the term theotokos, long employed in ecclesiastical terminology, because Mary was strictly speaking anthropotokos, and only indirectly theotokos.
Theuse of the term"more objective assessment of risk" in Article 5.7 infers that a precautionary measure may be based on a less objective appraisal but must nevertheless includes an evaluation of risk.
Theuse of the term"more objective assessment of risk" in Article 5.7 infers that the precautionary principle may be based on a less objective appraisal but must never the less include an evaluation of risk.
At a press conference held today(September 25th), she was questioned about her use of the term and stated uncomfortably,“In my reply(to TBS) I might have just copy and pasted from the Zaitokukai homepage.”.
WHO's cautious approach to the outbreak, which has been challenged by some critics, can be seen in the context of past criticism over its slow or too hasty use of the term, first used for the deadly 2009 H1N1 swine flu pandemic.
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