Verdict

The existing ground mbber producers have expanded their capacity to meet anticipated demands. Potential new entrants have been forced to decide whether to go ahead with investment plans, or await a final Congressional verdict. State transportation department groups that lead the anti-Section 1038 faction are also deciding whether to proceed with test sections and other preparations for implementing the requirement. 

P. Mahon, Verdict on Erebus, Collins, Auckland, New Zealand, 1984. 

Spruch, m. message sentence, verdict saying, motto, text. 

Urteil, n. judgment, decision, opinion, verdict (Logic) proposition, -chen, n. primary (or primordial) particle (formerly) atom. 

All the sections must be completed by the user and then submitted to a single administrator for addition to the database. Upon completion of the form, the user has the option of making a check submission, which processes the data and performs error checks as normal, but displays the verdict on screen for the user rather than sending the data to the administrator. A variety of errors are checked, including missing data and inconsistent data, invalid molecular structures or numeric data outside the normal range. When the user is satisfied with the form data, they can be submitted to the administrator via the exporf button. Upon submission, the data are stored... 

In mathematics, Laplace s name is most often associated with the Laplace transform, a technique for solving differential equations. Laplace transforms are an often-used mathematical tool of engineers and scientists. In probability theory he invented many techniques for calculating the probabilities of events, and he applied them not only to the usual problems of games but also to problems of civic interest such as population statistics, mortality, and annuities, as well as testimony and verdicts. 

Brooke, John Hedley. Wohler s urea and its vital force - a verdict from the chemists. Ambix 15 (1968) 84-114. 

What does it take for people to have concern for a problem before it lands on their doorstep There is a polarization of fear that is permeating the planet and each of us needs to decide whether we want to live with this fear or without it. Do we work for Justice or accept whatever verdict the unjust decide to deliver At stake is our children, our morality and our future. Dare we abdicate our responsibility to ourselves ... 

William Schopf studied supercrustal rock samples from Akilia Raman and ion microscopic photographs showed the presence of carbon-containing inclusions in grains of apatite. The carbon isotope ratio was determined by secondary ion mass spectroscopy (SIMS) the 813C value was -29% 4%, in agreement with earlier analyses. This in turn confirmed the values obtained by Mojzsis (1996), which had been questioned by Lepland et al. three years later. The final verdict on the oldest fossils in western Greenland may not be reached for several years yet (McKeegan et al., 2007 Eiler, 2007). 

In this chapter we reviewed taxometric studies in domains of psychopathology that only recently attracted the attention of taxometricians eating disorders, depression, anxiety, personality disorder, and issues surrounding comorbidity. In all these areas the findings are mixed, and it is impossible to offer a verdict about the taxonic status of any of these forms of psychopathol-... 

In 2002, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts joined a growing number of state courts that have recognized a responsibility of pharmacists to warn patients of possible side effects from prescribed medications. In the case of Cottam v. CVS Pharmacy (764 N.E.2d 814), that court affirmed a jury verdict in favor of a patient who had not been warned of the risk of priapism by the pharmacist who dispensed trazodone to him. The facts of the case disclosed that the pharmacy provided a short list of warnings to the patient but priapism was not included on the list. The court ruled that when a patient can reasonably conclude that a list of side effects is a complete and comprehensive list, the pharmacy has undertaken a legal duty to provide complete warnings and information. 

Liquid acid-catalyzed processes are mature technologies, which are not expected to undergo dramatic changes in the near future. Solid acid-catalyzed alkylation now has been developed to a point where the technology can compete with the existing processes. Catalyst regeneration by hydrogen treatment is the method of choice in all the process developments. Some of the process developments eliminate most if not all the drawbacks of the liquid acid processes. The verdict about whether solid acid-catalyzed processes will be applied in the near future will be determined primarily by economic issues. 

The general public didn t care about the trial and was apathetic about the verdict. 

James S. Allen, Smash the Scottsboro Lynch Verdict (New York Workers Library, 1933), pp. 11-12 Haywood, Black Bolshevik, pp. 358-363 James Goodman, Stories of Scottsboro (New York Vintage, 1994), pp. 27-29,47-52, and passim Dan T. Carter, Scottsboro A Tragedy of the American South (Baton Rouge Louisiana State University Press, 1969), pp. 137-173. 

If the relationships between the previous employer, who owns trade secrets, the departing employee, and his new employer degenerate to the position that court action appears imminent, that action may well be taken in a state court or a federal court applying state law, and a jury may make the decision. A jury sometimes gives specific answers to specific interrogatories but usually delivers a verdict on the evidence without explanation. It is difficult, therefore, to predict what a jury will hold. It is also difficult to reason from the verdict in one case to another. 

But she was inconsolable, enraged, and proceeded to beat herself bloody with a Dutch china mug. Her forehead split open and blood spurted over her face and clothes. The kindly keeper and his wife had to restrain Jeanne from damaging herself further as her body jerked and twisted in fierce spasms. Hubert was later thankful that he didn t then know the courts real verdict—that Jeanne Valois de Saint-Remy [La Motte] have a halter placed on her neck, be stripped naked and beaten with rods, have both her shoulders branded with a hot iron carrying the letter V for voleuse or thief, and be incarcerated for life in the womens prison known as the Salpetriere. ... 

So, when her husband heard his eventual verdict of life imprisonment, a shadow verdict was also being passed on the absent Seraphina. 

For instance, in September 2004, Bayer settled 2861 product liability cases for 1.09 billion for its cholesterol medicine cerivastatin (Baycol), which was linked to 100 deaths and withdrawn from market in 2001. In July 2004, the company settled 2771 cases for 1.06 billion. Bayer still has 7577 additional cases to settle (see Section 28.4.4.5 for additional information). In another example, a 1 billion jury verdict was upheld against Wyeth for its fenfluramine or dexfenfluramine and phentermine (Fen-Phen) drug combination, which was linked to primary pulmonary hypertension (PPH). Wyeth has set aside 16.6 billion to cover future liability on the drug (see Section 28.4.4.2 for more on this case). ... 

In the early 1960s, drug companies began to lobby for government indemnity for the vaccines they developed, tested, and produced. Because so many people are vaccinated at one time, particularly school-age children, ADRs from a vaccine can carry considerable liability. As more diseases have become vaccine-preventable, more ADRs have been reported. In 1974, impetus for indemnity increased when the courts upheld a jury verdict of 200,000 for a child who developed polio from the Sabin live-polio vaccine. ... 

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