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spec: That is just one of several areas that promise future growth for the disciplines currently administered under the energy , environmental and biological research group . Specifically , Treasury had not ( 1 ) developed a concept of operations or any other document that adequately defines or documents the expected performance of GFRS , ( 2 ) developed a detailed project plan and schedule through completion of GFRS , ( 3 ) developed a budget justification for GFRS as called for in OMB Circular No. A-11 , [ Footnote 47 ] and ( 4 ) implemented the disciplined processes necessary to effectively manage the GFRS project . Their identity was known by that time . What we wish to point out is that seminary instruction did little to produce clergy who trace their practice to any intellectual foundation laid by the classical disciplines of theological education . Although the sociology of law has become a significant element in what is variously called the Law and Society field ( in the US ) and the Socio-Legal field ( in the UK ) , it remains a rather marginal activity within the discipline of sociology . The course most often cited - - by 40 per cent of the class - - was a field-learning seminar that required a 20-page theology-of-ministry paper , written under the combined tutelage of a pastor-adjunct and a resident professor from one of the classical disciplines . The partnership we are announcing today will help the Flint region as it works toward ensuring a prosperous future . The partner program includes four levels of gala sponsorship , which are detailed in our gala information package . Changed restore.ksh in the volume recovery kit to use resetvol.exe instead of chkdsk.exe when recovering a NTFS volume that was manually taken out of service . And the context in which discussions will take place is , as I have said on a number of occasions , fundamentally a question for the Argentinean authorities to indicate that they wish to start such discussions . The two additional members have voting and other authority equal to the other members of the board and hold office at the pleasure of the natural resources resource commission . '' There was another pause . Almost 5 years into the writing journey , I have strong ties in both communities , and I enjoy the synergy between the disciplines . Our aim in all this is to reduce them to the discipline of immobility and silence , – to lead them , – where ? International activities focus upon EIA in Vietnam , Bolivia , West Africa and the Ukraine . The NYU Thoracic Oncology Program 's multidisciplinary approach unites the disciplines of medical oncology , surgery , radiation therapy , pulmonary medicine , radiology and pathology . In the spring of 1943 , nearly 150 highly decorated pilots from the United States and other Allied countries were tapped and told to report to a Royal Air Force base in England . The first step in sorting out how to treat a subpoena is to understand the concepts and rules on which a subpoena is based . NIDA considers Asians to be underrepresented in behavioral / clinical research . Second , we have an obligation to the discipline of science . The Cultural Heritage Institute gives us the opportunity to promote respect and understanding between Americans and Iraqis . Van den Eynde 's conclusion that Peter reached Cluny during October is convincing , although November would probably fit as well . Man will always carry the disciplines of finitude with him / her , even into the far reaches of space , for it is precisely in the confrontation with the infinity of space that the realization of his own finitude will be thrust upon him . Each seminary needs to develop a cadre of professors from the classical disciplines willing to make a subspecialty of correlating biblical-historical-theological resources with the current practice of ministry . We anticipate that the disciplined research program in Mexico will help us to better understand the physical processes that could lead to increased rainfall and to clarify whether this technique works as well as it appears . To eliminate financial barriers that have kept some urban and ethnically diverse schools from participating , the museum will offer transportation subsidies and substitute teacher subsidies to schools in the 16 Dane County school districts . The program offers , therefore , a serious interdisciplinary learning experience in materials studies , crossing over the traditional boundaries of such classical disciplines as chemistry ; physics ; and electrical , mechanical , and microelectronic engineering . This system allows you to perform electronic searches of 58 core serials and annuals in the discipline of communication studies and related fields ( e.g ., journalism , rhetoric , mass communication , and social linguistics ) . If the optional - flag is given , the user 's environment will be reinitialized as though the user had logged in , otherwise the current environment , including current working directory , remains unchanged . More likely they are an alternative system of schooling that offers immediate gratification in ministerial practice at the expense of the disciplined study that is a necessary preliminary to a more comfortable and more faithful ministry . Program strategies have evolved to meet the needs of particular U.S. market segments . By working through their channels in the disciplines and our channels through the institutions , we hope to magnify the voices that either approach alone could affect . Technical informatics adds elements of data processing to the classical disciplines of electrical engineering . In addition to presenting a new conception of metaphysics and an explanation of the resilience of the discipline , the book offers a novel understanding of the nature and ontological status of categories , an analysis of the nature of reductionism and its role in philosophy , and a discussion and criticism of the main views concerning the nature of metaphysics developed in the history of philosophy . Unintentionality , and innocence of intention , seem both to be included in the case of infortunium , where there is neither dolus nor culpa . Works like these provided an understanding of neglected rural realities ; recent analyses have built on these insights , exploring the synergies linking material culture , political economy , and postcolonial crises . For such individuals and groups , family law is criminal law , tort law , immigration law , welfare law , public-housing law , health law , etc. For such individuals and groups , the quest for private ordering , as opposed to public control or regulation , of family life becomes relevant with regard to a number of practices , including : informal adoptions ; informal establishment of paternity ; group-controlled divorce mechanisms ; rites of passage like circumcision , female genital surgery , or gang membership ; the regulation of dating , courtship , and marriage , including arranged marriages and polygamy ; the disciplining of children and domestic violence ; accountability for the criminal or violent acts of family members ; child labor ; and alternative medicine and consent to medical care . It derives from the force , intellectual clarity , the disciplined and informed originality , and above all , the utility of their ideas . Half the students were exposed to between 10 and 11 minutes of commercials that relied heavily on images of idealized thin and attractive women to make their pitch . Sequence and structure comparison with homologous lipases endowed with different substrate specificity and stability , pointed to three polar residues in the lid region , that were replaced with the amino acids conserved at equivalent positions in the reference lipases . It considers themes such as the increasingly blurred lines between illegal aliens , asylum seekers , criminal aliens and terrorists ; the location of detention at the limits of both law and the rest of the prison archipelago ; and the role of detention in regulating refugee movement and the disciplining of immigrant groups .