appropriate circumstances

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For example, a definition requires appropriate circumstances, such as in a text written by experts aimed at initiates.
Several modes of access to memory are available and are used under appropriate circumstances.
Moreover, there is little to stop complements from being extraposed, given the appropriate circumstances.
In appropriate circumstances, making a decision more costly can have the same effect.
Under appropriate circumstances, though, it can be shown that the pore remains patent but altered in its selectivity.
However, given appropriate circumstances, this inference is blocked, allowing contraindexed expressions to be co-referential.
Like all cercariae, these organisms initially develop inside an intramolluscan parasite before becoming active free-living larvae that, given the appropriate circumstances, mature into adult parasitic flukes.
This demonstrates how voluntary licenses may be used to support local production agendas (which may then be used for issuance of domestic or regional compulsory licenses under the appropriate circumstances).
In the presence of appropriate circumstances, such as the onset of substantial physiological changes in the winter, the beliefs an individual holds about the self could be activated or exacerbated.
It also builds on the existing policy of selling units to tenants in appropriate circumstances.
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