# Direct contempt is that which occurs in the presence of the presiding judge ( in facie curiae ) and may be dealt with summarily: the judge notifies the offending party that he or she has acted in a manner which disrupts the tribunal and prejudices the administration of justice.

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# Direct biological effects – involves changes in the abundance and distribution of species caused directly by the physical conditions near the edge

# REDIRECT proportionality ( mathematics )# Direct proportionality

# Objective ( Direct every military operation towards a clearly defined, decisive, and attainable objective )

# Direct treatment of the " thing ", whether subjective or objective.

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# Direct subsidies: Government subsidies ( in the form of lump-sum payments or cheap loans ) are sometimes given to local firms that cannot compete well against imports.

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# Direct materials cost.

# Direct labor cost.

# Direct treatment of the ' thing ' whether subjective or objective.

# REDIRECT Direct and indirect band gaps

# REDIRECT Direct and indirect band gaps

# Direct Action-" Death Without a Thought "

# REDIRECT Joint Direct Attack Munition

# Direct supervision, is achieved by having one person issue orders or instructions to several others whose work interrelates ( as when a boss tells others what is to be done, one step at a time )

ING Direct Canada operates as Banking Institution # 614, Transit # 00152.

# Direct behavior toward particular goals

# Proven-70 % of all digital content purchased online in some parts of Asia uses the Direct Mobile Billing method

# Direct treatment of the " thing ", whether subjective or objective.

# fouetté ( literally " whip ", roundhouse kick making contact with the toe — hard rubber-toed shoes are worn in practice and bouts ), high ( figure ), medium ( median ) or low ( bas )

# revers ( frontal or lateral " reverse " or hooking kick making contact with the sole of the shoe ), high ( figure ), medium ( median ), or low ( bas )

# coup de pied bas (" low kick ", a front or sweep kick to the shin making contact with the inner edge of the shoe, performed with a characteristic backwards lean ) low only

# fouetté ( literally " whip ", roundhouse kick making contact with the toe ), high ( figure ), medium ( median ) or low ( bas )

# revers ( frontal or lateral " reverse " or hooking kick making contact with the sole of the shoe ), high ( figure ), medium ( median ), or low ( bas )

# coup de pied bas (" low kick ", a front or sweep kick to the shin making contact with the inner edge of the shoe, performed with a characteristic backwards lean ) low only, designed to break the shin bone.

# Some proteins involved in cell adhesion prevent tumor cells from dispersing, block loss of contact inhibition, and inhibit metastasis.

# Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God as we understood Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out.

# for a relay, the time between when the coil is de-energized, and the instant that contact closure ceases or is established.

# A person may move from friendship to sexual contact on the basis of body language and apparent receptivity, but very few people on a date that results in sexual contact have explicitly asked the other if his or her consent is informed, if he does in fact fully understand what is implied, and all potential conditions or results.

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# Go forward ( 問路尋橋手先行 ) Advance immediately in order to attack the opponents attacking action, IF contact is made with the limbs use reactions developed from chi-sao ( allowing for Chi Sao reflexes to take over ) or — even better — to strike first.

# The offerings for recovery from discharges and childbirth being for the breaking of a taboo about contact with blood-pus potentially containing blood, menstruation obviously containing it, and in the case of childbirth blood comes with the placenta.

# Absence of binding contact between segregated powder particles – or " inclusions " ( called stringering ) – as often occurs in melting processes

# REDIRECT Pre-Columbian trans-oceanic contact hypotheses

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# Classic: Similar to Showcase but with restrictions on lifts, drops, moves where one partner supports the weight of the other partner, and moves where the partners are not in physical contact.

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# Until at least 1750 it was in strict contact with the other Low German dialects along the North Sea and Baltic coasts, forming a consistent dialectal continuum of one proper language.

# the opponent does not maintain a minimum contact with the seat or cushion ( s ), with the back of the thigh, when the ball is struck.

# to provide structure to the inner liner so it does not disintegrate upon abrasive contact with pavement.

# In order to keep the two primary sealing surfaces in intimate contact, an actuation force is required and is commonly provided by a spring.

# Complementarity-information and help are to support, not replace, patient-healthcare professional relationships which is the desired means of contact