A third line of evidence, a genetic analysis, adds weight to all this.
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However, Joule is a peer-reviewed publication, which adds weight to Vries's study.
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But that adds weight to the system, which restricts the carrying capacity of the capsule.
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And they are often part of a narrative cluster, which adds weight to their plausibility.
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His presence adds weight to their fight for women's rights, especially in the most traditional villages.
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While a glove can add weight to a blow, it also adds weight to the arm.
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The study, published on Monday, adds weight to business arguments in favor of gender diversity, they said.
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The CGPS report adds weight to arguments for expansion - because it underscores the program's broad, positive economic impact.
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Still, the lack of any slowdown adds weight to the suspicion that this correction may pass as well.
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The rodent evidence adds weight to the idea that the parasite might change human behavior as well, said Lafferty.
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Finally, the Reddit user suggests that the McCallister family's behavior adds weight to the theory the patriarch is a gangster.
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But this upgrading process takes a lot of time and money, and it adds weight to the computer, according to HPE.
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This adds weight to the calls for a gradual winding down next year if the recovery in euro zone inflation persists.
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"This likely adds weight to the hypothesis that Homo naledi was using dark, remote places to cache its dead," says Hawks.
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The inline control is bulky and adds weight to the set, which made them more annoying to wear than lighter headphones.
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This report adds weight to existing research that shows we are living in a time when climate change is impacting human health.
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WADA's report adds weight to its exposé this summer of Russian doping, which resulted in Olympic bans on scores of Russian athletes.
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I've seen it myself, and, yes, the fact that I left dumbfounded and disturbed adds weight to the Exorcist-ey comparison above.
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It plays longer in the lower gears in this setting, adds weight to the already excellent steering feel and livens up the throttle.
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Even worse, bacteria adds weight to pieces of plastic, making them more likely to fall to the seafloor and land on a reef.
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If you look closely at the aircraft you'll see there is no tail, because the tail adds drag and adds weight to an aircraft.
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Sure, this is all technically fake money, but it adds weight to the fact that Fashion Nova was Googled more than Dior in 2017.
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"February's further fall adds weight to our view that German growth is set to slow," she said, predicting growth of some 1 percent this year.
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The rise since 2007, when the financial crisis got under way, adds weight to the idea that suicide studies are really just a branch of macroeconomics.
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This adds weight to theconcernsthat have bubbled up since the smart pill garnered FDA approval — and could pump the brakes on smart pills' advancement in medicine.
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Yes, the study adds weight to something vapers have been saying for awhile: that e-cigarettes might be useful tools to help a fraction of smokers quit.
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But the convenience doesn't mean it was the best choice — as our racing consultants noted, every bit of extra wire or connector adds weight to the finished quad.
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And it adds weight to the House Democrats' debate about whether they should perform their constitutional duty to impeach or whether they will allow this man to continue unchastened.
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That power adds weight to a second charge by the commission, that Google is offering financial incentives to manufacturers to pre-install its search service on smartphones and tablets exclusively.
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WRI's data adds weight to estimates provided last month by the International Energy Agency, the world's lead energy analyst, which showed global GHG emissions remained flat for two years running.
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The news adds weight to China's recent, bold claim that it'll cut power sector carbon emissions by 60 percent by 2020—a goal that puts the US Clean Power Plan to shame.
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While he is still relatively new to Afghan politics, the aura of his father's name adds weight to his words in a country where the habits of dynastic politics remain deeply ingrained.
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The claim irks some geologists, who worry that Zinke's claim of expertise adds weight to statements that at best reflect his out-of-date understanding of geology — and at worst, are just wrong.
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Each was only a few short lines, but they had a strange kind of power to them, like great flash-fiction, voiced by a narrator whose gravelly voice adds weight to every word.
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"The continued underwhelming performance of Chinese exports adds weight to our view that the People's Bank will maintain its recent policy of gradual trade-weighted renminbi (yuan) depreciation in coming quarters," he added.
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This is a welcome development for the plaintiffs in the Students for Fair Admissions case because having the federal government participate — regardless of how its investigation turns out — adds weight to the case.
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Morrison's account adds weight to the version of events that the current top U.S. envoy to Ukraine, William Taylor, told lawmakers both in a closed door deposition and during public testimony on Wednesday.
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The latest incident could be good for Ukraine, however, in that it adds weight to arguments for sanctions on Russia — imposed after its 2014 annexation of Crimea from Ukraine — to be extended, analysts say.
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"If he plays his best it is hard to see anyone else winning, but the mental challenge of trying to win the one title he needs adds weight to this challenge for Novak," Courier said.
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The revelation adds weight to a previous report from CNBC, which said last month that Apple has hired a team of biomechanical engineers to develop a noninvasive device to monitor the blood sugar levels of people with diabetes.
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Only 2 to 6 percent of sexual assault reports are false, and this part of the story adds weight to the commonly spouted idea that women are unstable and falsely accuse men of rape to ruin their lives.
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"The continued underwhelming performance of Chinese exports adds weight to our view that the People's Bank will maintain its recent policy of gradual trade-weighted renminbi depreciation in coming quarters," economists at Capital Economics wrote in a note.
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The lawsuit by Ms. Clifford adds weight to allegations in a separate legal complaint brought by Common Cause, a public interest group that has asked the Federal Election Commission and the Justice Department to investigate the $130,000 payment by Mr. Cohen.
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This study, published in Nature, adds weight to that directive: the team found that even a relatively small amount of infectious droplets inhaled are highly likely to attach themselves to receptors in the body, which can develop into the disease COVID-19.
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It also adds weight to comments by ECB Executive Board member Benoit Coeure - a close ally of bank president Mario Draghi - who said on Wednesday that banks had dealt well with rock-bottom rates and their biggest problems were not caused by loose monetary policy.
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But Jay Disbrow's Monster Invasion adds weight to the legacy of an artist best known for "jungle comics," science fiction such as The Flames of Gyro, and the gorgeous, full-color "syndicate-type" webcomic called Aroc of Zenith that he started in his 70s.
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A helmet that adds weight to the head of a youth football player risks exacerbating the issue; the helmet does not protect against rotational acceleration, and now a weight has been added to the player's head, potentially causing greater rotational loading on brain tissues.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) said on ABC's "This Week" that President Trump's stonewalling of congressional oversight — which he considers further obstruction of justice — adds weight to some Democrats' calls for impeachment, but that it may simply be Trump's "perverse way" of dividing the country further.
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This report adds weight to a Wall Street Journal story that popped up shortly after CES citing sources that said: "Apple plans to introduce some new camera features like a triple rear camera for the highest-end model and a double rear camera for the two other models.".
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"Investors are concerned that China is slowing down, and the drop in PPI overnight adds weight to the argument," said David Madden, market analyst at CMC Markets UK. Burberry was dragged down 5 percent to the bottom of the bourse as a cautious outlook from Richemont spooked the luxury goods sector.
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The current approach — of piecemeal measures, a miasma of games played without fans (including Paris Saint-Germain's victory over Borussia Dortmund) and ad hoc cancellations — cannot hold, not least because Rugani's positive test adds weight to the argument of the various players' unions that their members should not be presumed immune.
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Balance between types of fat may be most important Although more research is needed, our work adds weight to a growing body of evidence that eating fruits and vegetables and having higher levels of mental well-being are positively related, and the signs of a causal link from other recent studies are encouraging.
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If you look closely at the aircraft you'll see there is no tail, because the tail adds drag and adds weight to an aircraft Lilium co-founder and CEO Daniel Wiegand The Lilium jet's party trick is that multiple engine flaps tilt from a vertical into a horizontal position depending on the jet's flight mode.
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For Italy, Mr Macron's intervention is both good news and bad: bad if it gives France an enhanced role in Libya, a country that Italy, the former colonial power, has long seen as falling within its sphere of influence; good if it adds weight to the EU's hitherto clumsy efforts to halt the flow of migrants.
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" 'The results need to be taken seriously' Dr. Michael Bloomfield, head of the Translational Psychiatry Research Group and a psychiatrist at University College London, told Science Media Centre that the new study is both "important and well conducted research" that "adds weight to the advice that people who use cannabis recreationally should avoid high-THC cannabis.
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It last closed around these levels in the aftermath of the Brexit selloff late June ** SPX has taken out its 2114.72 mid-Oct trough and now testing support line from Sept low (2109) ** This as New High New Low data adds weight to bear case, and breadth/momentum continues to decline ** Meanwhile, CBOE Volatility Index and CBOE Nasdaq 100 Volatility Index have popped to 7 and 18-week highs ** Thus, SPX close below 2109 can lead to test of its 200-DMA (now 2079.99).
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This adds weight to the argument that most prominent features of the buildings decoration are Central Asian.
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Wolverine (vol. 2) #91, #101 The adamantium also adds weight to his blows, increasing the effectiveness of his offensive capabilities. His adamantium skeleton makes him highly susceptible to magnetic-based attacks.X-Men vol.
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The proportion is fixed. ;Trim :A chip that rotates along the axis it is connected to, like a helicopter blade. ;TrimF :A trim, but with the architecture of a frame. ;Weight :A chip that adds weight to the model.
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The three royal apartments are situated behind, with the middle apartment in apsidal form.Necipoğlu, pg. 216 These apartments look out over the park to the Bosphorus. The network of ribbed vaulting suggests Gothic revival architecture, but it actually adds weight to the structure instead of sustaining it.
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The score adds weight to the member's vote. Rambhai.com is powered by Pligg , an open-source social networking content management system (CMS). It combines social bookmarking, blogging, web syndication and a democratic editorial system that enables users to collaboratively submit and promote articles. Use of Rambhai is free.
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Retrieved on 2008-07-21. The opening instrumentation continues into the first two minutes, before Scott-Heron enters with vocals. Usually a spoken word performer, Scott-Heron's baritone voice accompanies and adds weight to the dark groove by vocalizing poetry, providing the lyrical subject matter to the composition.Dedina, Nick.
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A brass Pyrene carbon tetrachloride fire extinguisher A Red Comet brand glass globe ("fire grenade") containing carbon tetrachloride Carbon tetrachloride was widely used as a dry cleaning solvent, as a refrigerant, and in lava lamps. In the last case, carbon tetrachloride is a key ingredient that adds weight to the otherwise buoyant wax.
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The USP Expert also retains the USP match trigger. It also features an extended steel slide, mostly hiding the longer O-ring barrel. The extended slide adds weight to help reduce muzzle flip and felt recoil. The Expert has adjustable target sights similar to the USP Match, Elite, and Tactical, however the slide the rear sight seat is milled lower.
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Each year on ANZAC Day in Te Awamutu, New Zealand the graves of War Veterans are decorated New Zealand's Commemoration of Anzac Day is similar. The number of New Zealanders attending Anzac Day events in New Zealand, and at Gallipoli, is increasing. For some, the day adds weight to the idea that war is futile.The Significance of ANZAC Day, New Zealand Embassy, Tokyo.
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Ash accumulating in the back wool of sheep may add significant weight, leading to fatigue and sheep that can not stand up. Rainfall may result in a significant burden as it adds weight to ash.Araya Valenzuela 2015, p. 63. Pieces of wool may fall away and any remaining wool on sheep may be worthless as poor nutrition associated with volcanic eruptions impacts the quality of the fibre.
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In the closing chorale, the strings play three independent parts in addition to the four vocal parts, while the oboes play the choral melody, termed "augmenting the luminescent harmony" by Gardiner. Called by Dürr "hymnische Krönung" (hymnal crowning), the movement balances the first movement and adds weight to the summarising text of the final stanza, "To thee be true, o spirit, and trust in Him alone now who hath created thee".
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The TaxiBot is the only certified and operational alternative taxiing system currently in the market. Competing products in development by WheelTug and EGTS International are different as they are installed directly on the aircraft landing gear. This allows for shorter turnaround time but adds weight to the aircraft. The EGTS partnership has been dissolved due to the new economics imposed by the sharp drop in the price of jet fuel.
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The tips of these stereocilia and kinocilium are embedded in a gelatinous otolithic membrane. This membrane is weighted with calcium carbonate-protein granules called otoliths. The otolithic membrane adds weight to the tops of the hair cells and increases their inertia. The addition in weight and inertia is vital to the utricle's ability to detect linear acceleration, as described below, and to determine the orientation of the head.
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In 968, several years after Adalbero's death, the emperor mentioned Adalbero in a charter in which he described Adalbero using the adjective "sanctissimus" ("very holy"). The fact that Adalbero's memory was cherished by Emperor Otto adds weight to the suspicion that any removal of his rights and duties as Bishop undertaken by Duke Conrad the Red in 954 (by which date Conrad was in rebellion against Otto) is unlikely to have been permanent.
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The blade broadens from the hilt to the point, which is usually quite blunt. While both edges are sharp, one side usually has a strengthening plate along most of its length, which both adds weight to downward cuts and allows the wielder to place their hand on the plated edge. The hilt has a large plate guard and a wide finger guard connected to the pommel. The pommel is round and flat with a spike projecting from its centre.
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Some modifications include installing compensators and the addition of accessories such as tactical lights and even scopes. A common modification of John Browning's design is to use a full- length guide rod that runs the full length of the recoil spring. This adds weight to the front of the pistol, but does not increase accuracy, and does make the pistol slightly more difficult to disassemble. Custom guns can cost over $5,000 and are built from scratch or on existing base models.
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The Fader also noted Harrington's contributions, stating that he "adds weight" to Jaar's signature "airy" sound. Darkside released their first music video in May 2012 for "A1", which was directed by Ryan Staake of Pomp&Clout; and Clown & Sunset Aesthetics. The duo released their second collaboration Random Access Memories Memories on June 21, 2013. The project, which was uploaded to a SoundCloud account under the pseudonym DaftSide, is a remix of Daft Punk's 2013 album Random Access Memories in its entirety.
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The ancient name of madal was mardal (मर्दल in Nepali). Typically, a wooden log is carved so as to form a hollow cavity, called ghar (घर). The heads of the drum are made of double-layered goat skins, and a black paste made of flour, iron filings, and egg is burned in to a circular area in the center of each head. This circle adds weight to the head and significantly alters the sound of the drum, giving it a bell-like quality.
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Some scholars think that this adds weight to other historic testimony that Sally Hemings and her five full siblings were half-siblings of the president's wife Martha Wayles Skelton Jefferson. The memoir describes the integral role which the Betty Hemings family played at Monticello as domestic servants, skilled artisans and craftsmen, and staff who ran the president's mansion. The fate of Isaac's wife Iris and their two sons is unknown. In 1847 at the time of his memoir, Isaac was married to his second wife. Rev.
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In the aria, this line appears reminiscent of the arioso, but in reverse movement. As Gardiner observes: "It is a perfect example of Bach's skill in following admonitions by contemporary music theorists to 'grasp the sense of the text' (Mauritius Vogt, 1719) with the goal of 'refined and text-related musical expression ... the true purpose of music' (Johann David Heinichen, 1711)." The accompaniment of the virtuoso organ adds weight to the statement. Musicologist Julian Mincham interprets the "richly embroidered organ melody", which continues throughout the movement, as a "virtually continuous stream of goodness".
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Jenkins (2004) Matthews gained public acclaim, winning the seat of Birmingham East as a Conservative at the same election. Queen Victoria, who approved of his performance in the trial, demanded his inclusion in Lord Salisbury's cabinet, and he was made Home Secretary. The Queen had asked in vain for Dilke to be stripped of his membership of the Privy Council. Dilke spent much of the remainder of his life and much of his fortune trying to exonerate himself, which adds weight to the view that Virginia lied about the identity of her lover.
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Burbank (1992) proposed a model to explain how uplift driven by different factor can result in different drainage patterns, where uplifting is the upward movement of landmass with reference to the Earth's center. In the case of tectonic driven uplift, an active thrust front is present, constantly driving crustal materials upwards. This adds weight to the Earth's surface, causing land subsidence. Since the nearer a spot is to the active thrust front, the greater the effect of weight the uplifted crust has on the land surface, asymmetric subsidence is resulted.
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Frank Sawyers’ book Nymphs and the Trout first published in 1958 describes the method of tying and fishing the nymph. The design of the fly is significantly different from other flies in that Sawyer did not use thread to construct the fly, instead opting to use very fine copper wire. This has two effects; it adds weight to the fly, enabling it to be fished deeper than similar patterns (see below), and adds a subtle brightness to an otherwise drab fly. Frank twisted the wire and pheasant tail fibers around one another, and wrapped them forward together, forming the thorax and abdomen.
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The even distribution is perhaps difficult to reconcile with an infaunal lifestyle, mainly buried in a microbial mat, and adds weight to Miller's suggestion that the animal lived on seaweeds or in a reef environment. If modern-day molluscs are a suitable analogy, the size distribution of the borings suggests that the predator was similar in size to Cloudina. Fossil findings in the Nama Group, Namibia, suggest that Cloudina was one of the first reef-building animals, but machine-learning facilitated 3D tomography indicates that the 'reef-forming' fossils are in fact simply aggregations of solitary individuals.
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Available genetic data show that the Clovis people are the direct ancestors of roughly 80% of all living Native American populations in North and South America, with the remainder descended from ancestors who entered in later waves of migration. As reported in February 2014, DNA from the 12,600-year-old remains of Anzick boy, found in Montana, has affirmed this connection to the peoples of the Americas. In addition, this DNA analysis affirmed genetic connections back to ancestral peoples of northeast Asia. This adds weight to the theory that peoples migrated across a land bridge from Siberia to North America.
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This finding adds weight to the notion that the major trading centers in these two neighboring provinces should be treated as essentially one market. Bearing this in mind, the study calculated that Helmand could account for roughly US$800 million of Afghanistan's drug-related hawala business and that Herat is the second largest contributor, with in the range of US$ 300-500 million of drug money laundered annually. Furthermore, Dubai appears to be a central clearing house for international hawala activities. In addition, various cities in Pakistan, notably Peshawar, Quetta, and Karachi, are major transaction centers.
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In addition to these accounts, Lycophron 822 states that Hesiod was the first to mention Helen's eidolon. This statement may mean Hesiod stated this in a literary work or that the idea was widely known/circulated in early archaic Greece during the time of Hesiod and was consequently attributed to him. Herodotus adds weight to the "Egyptian" version of events by putting forward his own evidence—he traveled to Egypt and interviewed the priests of the temple (Foreign Aphrodite, ξείνη Ἀφροδίτη) at Memphis. According to these priests, Helen had arrived in Egypt shortly after leaving Sparta, because strong winds had blown Paris's ship off course.
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Adults with ADHD are diagnosed under the same criteria, including that their signs must have been present by the age of six to twelve. Questioning parents or guardians as to how the person behaved and developed as a child may form part of the assessment; a family history of ADHD also adds weight to a diagnosis. While the core symptoms of ADHD are similar in children and adults they often present differently in adults than in children, for example excessive physical activity seen in children may present as feelings of restlessness and constant mental activity in adults. It is estimated that between 2–5% of adults have ADHD.
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There are also three paratypes: an adult left femur (GPIT/MA/10001); an adult left femur, big toe, and teeth (GPIT/MA/10003); and juvenile teeth and a middle finger bone (GPIT/MA/10002). There are 37 specimens in total. Its tooth anatomy is most similar to that of other dryopithecine great apes. Having both adaptations for hanging in trees (suspensory locomotion) and standing on two legs (bipedalism), Danuvius may have been very similar in locomotory methods to the last common ancestor between humans and other apes, which adds weight to the hypothesis that ape suspensory activity and human bipedalism both originated from a form capable of both.
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This also creates a more transparent process and adds weight to the final decision by building upon traditional methods such as public meetings and hearings, surveys, focus groups, and deliberative processes enabling participants more insights and more informed opinions on environmental issues.Higgs, G., Berry, R., Kidner, D, Langford, M. Using IT approaches to promote public participation in renewable energy planning: Prospects and challenges. 2008. Land Use Policy 25, 596-607. Collaborative processes that consider objective and subjective inputs have the potential to efficiently address some of the conflict between development and nature as they involve a fuller justification by wind farm developers for location, scale, and design.
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Islam Q & A, 6537: Dreams and dream interpretation, retrieved on Mar 12, 2015 Another example lies in the authenticity of the book "Muntakhabul Kalam ..." which is definitely non- genuine, for the simple reason that it relates those stories that happened long after Sirin's death as already stated. Nevertheless, it is possible that these books were written by another expert or by Ibn Sirin's students and/or admirers. The major suspect is a Muslim preacher by the name of Abu Sa'id Al- Wa'ez, himself author of several books on Islamic oneiromancy. What lends credence and adds weight to the theory that Ibn Sirin never wrote anything is the established fact that he abhorred books.
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So I used formal elements from the sculptures to make self-portraits because it's believed that a lot of these sculptures were self-portraits. So I used the formal elements of his to work through my own self-portraits.'Doretta Lau, 'Tony Bevan and His Self-Portraits', in The Wall Street Journal', 3 March 2011 As with the Scottish artists Campbell, Currie and Howson, there is a clear interest in attempting to represent an internal or psychological reality in Bevan's paintings by finding visual equivalents to a subject's state of mind. It is also notable that Bevan's most frequent subject in his paintings is himself, which again adds weight to the argument he is seeking to create 'psychological portraits'.
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Analysis of data gathered in places like Herat was complicated by confirmed links between drug money and legitimate imports. The southern region (Helmand and Kandahar provinces) is also a key centre for money laundering in Afghanistan (about 60% of the funds are drug related and 80–90% of the hawala dealers in Kandahar [the former Taliban stronghold] and Helmand are involved in money transfers related to narcotics). Helmand has emerged as a key facilitator of the opium trade, both between provinces and exports, while overall estimates of the local hawala markets' drug-related component are of a similar order of magnitude to those in Kandahar. This finding adds weight to the notion that the major trading centers in these two neighboring provinces should be treated as essentially one market.
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A labyrinth built into floor of the nave at the time of construction or shortly after (similar to examples at Chartres and Amiens) included the names of four master masons (Jean d'Orbais, Jean-Le-Loup, Gaucher de Reims and Bernard de Soissons) and the number of years they worked there, though art historians still disagree over who was responsible for which parts of the building. The labyrinth itself was destroyed in 1779 but its details and inscriptions are known from 18th-century drawings. The clear association here between a labyrinth and master masons adds weight to the argument that such patterns were an allusion to the emerging status of the architect (through their association with the mythical artificer Daedalus, who built the Labyrinth of King Minos). The cathedral also contains further evidence of the rising status of the architect in the tomb of Hugues Libergier (d.
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According to some, the fact that the PCT does not deal directly with the scope of patentable subject matter, in relation to computer programs, adds "weight to the contention that, having been born out of administrative inconvenience rather than any great principle, restrictions on patentability of programs should be limited to the maximum possible extent."Gary Lea, The Revolution That Never Was: A Cynic's Eye View of the Software, Business and E-Commerce Method Patenting Controversy in the Wake of State Street , Digital Technology Law Journal, 2000, Volume 2 No. 1, item 61. In the judgment in CFPH LLC's Applications, Peter Prescott referred to Rule 39.1 PCT when discussing the motivation behind the exclusion from patent protection of programs for computers under UK law. He commented that, at the time the EPC was under consideration (during the 1970s), "it was felt that searching the prior art would be a big problem" and that "Rule 39(1) of the Patent Co-operation Treaty recognised that an International Searching Authority might not be suitably equipped".
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