Some numerical simulations have verified that the numerical conclusions are accordant with theoretical ones.
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Which of these views may be most accordant with truth, may admit of discussion.
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But this would appear to be too abstract, and not so accordant with ordinary concepts.
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In this there would seem a strange instinct, accordant with her extreme susceptibility to contamination.
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If you visit them you will see everything is accordant with the great shrine you have left.
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The view taken of this subject by Robertson, in his History of America, to us, seems most accordant with truth.
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In the production process the company uses only the highest quality ingredients and the technological regime is accordant with the traditional 50 year old recipes.
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These, he argued, had to be given in the form of narrative without book, which is more accordant with the oriental mode, and decidedly more impressive.
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There was an endless round of institutions, municipal and eleemosynary, on which he might set out and receive lodging and food accordant with the simple life.
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The breach of this law, even when the breach is known to be strictly accordant with true morality, has caused many a man more agony than a real crime.
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Accordant with law 30 June 2003 n.196, your personal data won't be provided or delivered to other people and they will be preserved in the appropriate electronic archives.
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Since that calendar did not compensate for the fractional days that go to make up a full solar year, with time it was no longer accordant with the seasons. Sometime between 1125 and 1250 (cf. ), the Parsis inserted an embolismic month to level out the accumulating fractional days. However, the Parsis were the only Zoroastrians to do so (and did it only once), with the result that, from then on, the calendar in use by the Parsis and the calendar in use by Zoroastrians elsewhere diverged by a matter of thirty days.
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In a study published in the journal Communication Studies, researchers conducted a survey on the crisis communications methods used during the Flint water contamination by looking at media use between different racial groups. The results were accordant with past research, where racial minorities generally utilized more interpersonal and social connections as informational resources in comparison to their white counterparts. Additionally, the study found that "In almost every category pertaining to health effects and other topics related to the Flint water crisis, African American respondents wanted additional information at higher levels than White respondents." Lastly, researchers found that Instagram was widely used by African-American residents to receive crisis information.
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From a political point of view, continental issues were given more attention from the monarchs of England than the British ones already under the Normans. Under Angevin lordship things became even more clear as the balance of power was dramatically set in France and the Angevin kings often spent more time in France than England. With the loss of Normandy and Anjou, the fiefdom was cut in two and then the descendants of the Plantagenets can be regarded as English kings accounting Gascony in their domain. This is accordant with the newfound Lordship of Aquitaine being conferred upon the Black Prince of Wales, passing thence to the House of Lancaster, which had pretensions to the Crown of Castile, much as Edward III had to France.
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He was offered use of Rancho la Hormiga (The Ant Ranch), which he accepted. He changed its name to Los Pinos (The Pines) for two reasons: first, he did not consider the name La Hormiga to be accordant with the residence of a President and, second, he promised his wife that when he became president, the house they shared would be named after the huerta in Tacámbaro, Michoacan, where they met. Los Pinos was home to thirteen of the fourteen presidents in office between 1935 and 2018, with the exception of Adolfo López Mateos (1958–1964). In 2000, President Vicente Fox chose one of the nearby cottages as his home and the Casa Miguel Alemán (residence of most prior presidents) was used for offices and other government functions.
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The response of the General Council to the letter of the Iowa Synod was that the council was not prepared to endorse the position of the Iowa Synod, but would "refer the matter to the District Synods until such time as by the blessing of God's Holy Spirit, and the leadings of his Providence, we shall be enabled, throughout the whole General Council and all its churches, to see eye to eye in all the details of practice and usage". The Iowa Synod, holding that there must be complete and hearty agreement not only in the principles of faith, "but also in an ecclesiastical practice accordant with such faith", refused to complete its connection with the General Council. Its representatives contented themselves with the privilege of debate at its conventions. For similar reasons the Ohio and Missouri synods decided not to enter into the union, and a few years later the Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota synods withdrew from it.
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