Status of the residual UNAMSIL presence

Minimum elongation Ao  400 per cent

elongation decrease  10 per cent of Ao

elongation decrease  15 per cent of Ao

elongation increase  20 per cent of Ao.

(b) Residual bequests.

It is a persistent sentiment that finds periodic expression.

Voters normally spot political Pinocchios and the lengthening of politicians noses a mile off.

Lengthening the body is produced by the central 500 mm insertion into a standard body model 21213.

There is always a residual danger that China will embrace nationalism to ward off domestic problems.

The amounts of residues found in food must be safe for consumers and must be as low as possible.

The Gaussian is maximum where this equation is fulfilled, but if the residual is not equal to 0, there is still a probability associated with it.

(a) An extension of the airstrip at Bardera by 300 metres for the use of AN 26 aircraft

The tailbone derived its name because some people believe it's a 'leftover' part from human evolution, though the notion that the tailbone serves no purpose is wrong.

Moreover, an IMF stigma remains among those countries in the region that were discontented with the Fund s role during the 1997 1998 Asian financial crisis.

Given the IMF stigma in Asia, a co financing facility that provides precautionary credit lines without policy conditionality to qualified member countries would be useful.

(b) are in a fit condition for transport as required by these Regulations, and no dangerous residue of the dangerous goods adheres to the outside of the package.

Of the tumors that have not activated TERT, most have found a separate pathway to maintain telomere length termed ALT (Alternative Lengthening of Telomeres).

Tensile strength, elongation at fracture and modulus of elasticity according to EN ISO 527 5 1997 in the direction of stresses.

By the mid 1970s, however, the lengthening of the base period had been employed simply as a mechanism to avoid quite justifiable increases in assessments for countries whose national incomes were increasing.

The 41 per cent increase in outstanding assessed contributions meant that less cash was available and the ageing of unpaid assessments was cause for concern.

BAe 146 200 and Avro RJ85 The 146 200 features a 2.41 m (7 ft 11 in) fuselage extension and reduced cost per seat mile.

But, every so often, we come across children who show some residual vision, and that is a very good sign that the condition might actually be treatable.

Given the rapid rotation, rare for objects so large, Varuna is thought to be an elongated spheroid (ratio of axis 2 3), with a mean density around 1 g cm3 (roughly the density of water).

Lengthening the calendar by one day every four years is slightly too much, and the calendar still falls behind the seasons at the rate of one day per hundred years.

These funds comprise the unobligated balance of allocations, contributions not yet allocated, residual balances of closed projects, interest, and miscellaneous income, including those items described under subparagraphs (iv) and (xi).

Oratorio for tenor, mixed chorus, and orchestra (1931 Revised 1959) La tentation de Saint Antoine d après des airs et des vers du 18e siècle for alto, string quartet, and string orchestra (1952 ballet version 1969) Nachgefühl .

Should he choose to exercise his vast residual influence through United Russia (with its inevitable majority in the newly elected parliament), we will know that he means what he says.

Any vowel undergoes laxing and backing when it occurs in uvular( q , ʁ , χ ) and laryngeal(Glottal)( ɦ , ʔ ) environments, e.g.

According to the Department of Labor, there have been a rise in increasing amount of hours in the work place by employed women, an increase in extended work weeks ( 40 hours) by men, and a considerable increase in combined working hours among working couples, particularly couples with young children.