Another important strand is the convergence of the growing momentum on the rule of law work of the United Nations and the transitional justice/action on impunity agendas.

Legend has it that St Patrick planted a yew tree at the head of the strand of Carlingford Lough, which pointed its dark green fronds towards the heavens for 700 years.

In addition, the “Further Learning Unit” is designed to integrate and apply knowledge and skills learned in the strands to solve problems in real-life as well as in mathematical contexts.

This method of braking provides far superior operating characteristics (smoother torque, longer life, superior repeatability, high degree of controllability, and less maintenance and down time) which make them the preferred choice for precise tension control during the processing of nearly any material, web or strand.

Radiation can simultaneously damage both strands of the DNA double helix, often resulting in breakage of the DNA molecule with associated complex chemical changes.

The Special Committee underlines the importance of strengthening coherence among the various strands of policy development carried out in different areas of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Department of Field Support and notes the role of the Policy, Evaluation and Training Division in this process.

MSC Cruises’ uncompromising dedication to its passengers is nowhere more evident than the unrivalled entertainment programmes and facilities offered on board MSC Splendida, with its state-of-the-art 1600 seat The Strand Theatre, futuristic Club 33 Disco and Royal Palm Casino with over 1000 square metres of casino gaming and Virtual World, video games room.

Camila Klein offers three collections: Aspen’s necklace and long earrings, with crystals of deep ruby and blue suspended on golden chains, has an antique feel; the bold opulence of the aptly-named Cleópatra collection offers two looks: the deep blue crystals of a ring, earposts and long necklace set, plus a second set featuring a necklace, bracelet and earposts with deep blue statement crystals combined with textured gold and exotically colored slender ropes; lastly, the two necklaces and earrings of her Meduse collection come in soft shades of Graphic Fancy Stones mixed with Crystal Yarn micro-strands threaded with tiny pearls.

As the contents of the Extended Part are interwoven, they are not categorised into strands.

I would also like to take this opportunity to discuss a related strand of work which is under consideration by this Council, namely, the report of the co-facilitators on the review of the United Nations peacebuilding architecture (S/2010/393, annex).

The city’s name originates from this story, with the old name being Iuir Cinn Tra (The Head of the Strand), which eventually was revised and shortened to the word Newry.

CEB agreed to examine how best to bring together the different policy strands in an integrated approach to contribute to the urgent action required over the coming years in supporting individual country efforts to reach the Goals.

The second strand of work under consideration today is the recently released report of the SecretaryGeneral on women’s participation in peacebuilding (S/2010/466).

A new study in women undergoing fertility procedures shows that eggs in a woman’s ovaries lose the ability to repair DNA double-strand breaks with age.

The management and accountability system makes a distinction between management and accountability with two strands of authority and reporting relationships, that is: (a) a line management going from the UNDP Administrator to the UNDP Regional Director to the resident coordinator/resident representative of UNDP, balanced by (b) an accountability line going from the Chair of the United Nations Development Group (guided by the Advisory Group and supported by the United Nations Development Group Assistant Secretary-General7 and its secretariat, the Development Operations Coordination Office) to the regional management and regional director teams8 to the United Nations country team.

We need to ensure that curricula develop both the minds and characters of our children – and that teacher training produces teachers who can deliver on all three strands of a valuable education: knowledge, skills and values of equality, equity, and respect for everyone.

The most significant aspects of learning and teaching in each strand of the Compulsory Part are organised into a hierarchy from Learning Targets to specific Learning Objectives.

The geographical location of Ulster, as the most northern part of Ireland surrounded by ocean on three sides, has formed a breathtakingly beautiful coast of dramatic cliffscapes, sweeping strands and tumbling mountain.

In the subsequent main zone, the fibre strand is guided between the top and the bottom aprons and drafted to the desired final count of the yarn.

In the case of machines with several plies, it controls the individual material strands according to the requirements of the finished product.

In the case of temperature variations, a single strand of film coming in contact with a hot metal surface, for example, will change almost instantly.

Antje Boetius and colleagues aboard the research vessel Polarstern identified the algae as the diatom Melosira arctica and now report that strands of it were hanging from the bottom of the region’s seasonally-fluctuating ice across a wide latitudinal range.

The front field of friction should be short and strong so that only the clamped fibres are drawn out of the fibre strand.

It illustrates several structural features of the double helix: it is right-handed, with the two strands running in opposite directions; the nucleotides, the building blocks of the strands, have a part that forms the backbone and a part (the base) that projects into the middle of the helix; and the internally projecting bases in one strand are aligned so that they can pair with a base from the opposite strand.

For the consecutive national policy statements strand of the General Policy Debate, the procedure followed since 2003 (165 EX/Decision 7.1) for drawing up the list of speakers will also be followed at the 36th session.

The mill is equipped with 10 horizontal-vertical and 4 convertible housingless mill stands, shears, a 65 m long cooling bed and conveyors, a multi-strand straightening group, cold shear, short bar recovery, a pendulum-type stacker for fast packing, tying machines and all the necessary ancillary facilities.

If the State is perceived to take sides in favour of one particular religion or one specific strand within the predominant religion, then other religious communities may — for perfectly understandable reasons — prefer not to participate in a State-sponsored dialogue initiative.

Inaugurated in 1973, the Sydney Opera House is a great architectural work of the 20th century that brings together multiple strands of creativity and innovation in both architectural form and structural design.