- Vice Bebek, (under I) section a.7, the criminal offense of Crimes against Humanity under Article 172(1)(h), as read with subparagraph (k) of the CC BiH, in
conjunction with Article 29 and Article 180(1) of the CC BiH; and in relation to (under II) section b.3.
Appeals filed by Defense in the case of Ivan KraljeviA et al. granted
Last year was the one I called "the Year of the
Conjunctions." Several times, pairings featured bright planets less than 1/2[degrees] degree apart when they were high in a fully dark sky.
The power of two: stellar pairings offer a beauty of their own
Mendoza said the grand
conjunction of planets would occur 24 years from now, on Sept.
'Very rare' celestial treat up on Friday
The process of
conjunction, regardless of being automatic or dependent on attentive resources, can occur either as voluntary or involuntary, or incidental.
The incidental binding of color and shape is insensitive to the perceptual load
[conjunction] [c.sub.t]," where [conjunction] denotes logical
conjunction operator.
Rule acquisition in formal decision contexts based on formal, object-oriented and property-oriented concept lattices
Given a property (predicate) [PHI], if the
conjunction of the invariant [[conjunction].sup.n.sub.i] [[PHI].sub.i] and the interaction invariants W are able to establish the property, one concludes the verification.
Compositional abstraction refinement for component-based systems
The protagonist moves away from the present setting back to the initial setting of the narrative and a chronological and-
conjunction joins his action to his voice for his mother; So he ran away into the forest and called out to his mother to come to him but there was no answer.'
Coordination and Temporal Progression in Wilde's The Star Child
Tseng & Liou (2006) inquired about the effects of online
conjunction materials on college EFL students' writing.
The use of conjunctions as cohesive devices in Iranian sport live radio and TV talks
However, it is possible that it was demanding enough to prevent participants from encoding the
conjunction of object appearance and viewpoint.
Object appearance and scene viewpoint cannot be recognized in conjunction
A conjunctive type-sentence is the
conjunction of two type-sentences by the type-connective "and", and a token of the conjunctive type-sentence is the
conjunction of two token-sentences with a token "and".
A token-based semantic analysis of McTaggart's paradox
The offer is valid from Sunday, May,31,2009 to Sunday,June 14, 2009.Not to be used in
conjunction with any other offer.
Super garden centre offers
A basic principle of probability is the
conjunction rule, P (A & B) [less than or equal to] P (A).
Measurement of the conjunction error in social judgment: answer choice and answer justification
Not to be used in
conjunction with any offer, concessionary rate, family or season ticket or prebooked tickets.
SAVE pounds pounds s ON GREAT DAYS OUT; Evening Chronicle Promotion
announced that it has graduated 46 minority contractors in the first Skanska USA Building Construction Management program in
conjunction with New York's Medgar Evers College and the New York State Chapter of the National Association of Minority Contractors, Inc.
Skanska program helps level the playing fields
The AICPA submitted a comment letter to the Internal Revenue Service Oversight Board on the Service's five proposed long-term enterprise measures to be used in
conjunction with the IRS's Strategic Plan for 2005-2009.
AICPA gives IRS comments on long-term strategic plans