Secondly, is it possible that an animal having, for instance, the structure and habits of a bat, could have been formed by the modification of some animal with wholly different habits?

Secondly, it limited the amount Medicare non-providers could balance bill Medicare beneficiaries.

Secondly, the weather in the northern Xiongnu lands was difficult for Han soldiers, who could never carry enough fuel.

Secondly, recognizing, that he could not have matched the width of the Peloponnesian phalanx ( even before the deepening the left flank ), he abandoned all attempts to do so.

Secondly, they could be used in any country regardless of the television broadcasting standard, which was not true of videotape.

Secondly, companies that paid the $ 5 million fee received 100 % stadium exclusivity for the life of their contract that could be extended up to 99 years.

Secondly, there was a problem of connecting the islands to the rest of the ITV Network-the solution was to build a relay station on Alderney, the northern-most island, which would then send the network feed from Westward Television and occasionally Southern Television to Channel Television's studio in Jersey ; this was initially a problem, because the existence of the relay station meant that Alderney itself could not have a broadcast service from the start of broadcasting, and the local authorities refused to lease land to the ITA for the relay station.

It may be a matter of wonder to some, what enducements I could have to present the City of London with so many expensive Pictures ; the principal reasons that influence me were these: First: to show my respect for the Corporation, and my Fellow Citizens, Secondly: to give pleasure to the Public, and Foreigners in general, Thirdly: to be of service to the Artists, by shewing their works to the greatest advantage: and, Fourthly: for the mere purpose of pleasing myself.

Secondly, more than half of Zhang's troops were stationed south of the Great Wall in the Hebei province, while the troops north of the wall were scattered throughout Manchuria ; therefore, Zhang's troops could not have been deployed fast enough to fight the Japanese in any concentration north of the Great Wall.

Secondly, the wheel handbrake could be screwed down to keep the loose screw couplings taut between unfitted wagons, to minimise the risk of snapped broken couplings from the locomotive " snatching " or jerking, which was particularly a problem as locomotives became more powerful.

Secondly intrusive demands from regulatory staff could be and were set aside after direct representations were made to senior regulators.

Secondly, the higher pressure created in the chamber could jam the bolt, leading to the extractor claw failing to extract the cartridge and only breaking off the cartridge rim, leaving it stuck in the chamber.

Secondly, in the context of the name of the band itself, " wake " could refer to the process of changing from inanimate (" dead ") to animate (" dancing ").

Secondly, it was stipulated that the Japanese language version could not be aired in Japan before the English language version had aired first-run in the US and sold to international broadcasters.

Secondly Rabbinic Judaism points to the innumerable examples of biblical commandments that are either too ambiguous or documented in such a concise fashion that proper adherence could not be enforced on a national scale without the further legislation provided by the Talmud.

Secondly, the Bull prescribed that four votes would always suffice to elect the new King ; as a result, three Electors could no longer block the election, and the principle of majority voting was explicitly stated for the first time in the Empire.

Secondly, it attracted " opportunistic " control frauds who were looking for businesses they could subvert into Ponzis.

Secondly, in a setting of limited resources, futile care involves the expenditure of resources that could be used by other patients with a good likelihood of achieving a positive outcome.

Secondly, few opera houses could have afforded to pay both singers ' enormous fees in conjunction, especially if there was an expensive diva appearing in the same production.

Secondly, many men incorrectly believed that a nearby exploding bomb or artillery shell could cause the chinstrap to snap their neck when the helmet was caught in its concussive force, although a replacement buckle, the T-1 pressure-release buckle, was manufactured that allowed the chinstrap to release automatically should this occur.

Secondly, they both had considerably different writing styles, as Millar's stories are typically fast-paced and widescreen, while Bendis ' output is more dialogue-heavy and slow-paced and both writers feared it could wreck the project.

Secondly, it serves as a barometer for other scientists as to what information was declassified — anything said in the Smyth Report could be said freely in open literature.

Secondly, he demonstrated that deafness caused by obstruction of the Eustachian tube could be relieved by myringotomy by equalizing the pressure on each side of the tympanic membrane.

Secondly, the test meant that individual sections of a published work could by analysed and the entire work declared obscene, even if the rest of the work was fairly mild.

Secondly, they serve as a vehicle to mate with a new queen to fertilize her eggs.

Secondly, there are some established Danish families on the Faroes who speak Danish at home.

Secondly no sooner than the Zulu has passed to the north than the first Voortrekkers arrived, some of whom obtained hospitality during their difficult trek north.

Secondly, Elam suggests that Shakespeare derived his Italian idioms and some of the dialogue from John Florio's Second Fruits, a bilingual introduction to Italian language and culture published in 1591.

Secondly it needed some improvement of its off road ability.

Secondly, there is some speculation that de la Peña's account may have been a deliberate fabrication, with the intention of presenting Santa Anna in a far more diabolical light than American ( and especially Texan ) historians have given him since the fall of the Alamo.

Secondly, they may be due to the existence of some locally appropriate response pattern that is strongly primed by its prior usage, recent activation or emotional change or by the situation calling conditions.

Secondly, the atmosphere refracts sunlight so that some of it reaches the ground when the sun is below the horizon by about 34 arc minutes.

Secondly, there are also some forces created by specific legislation such as the Port of Tilbury Police ( Port of London Act 1968 ), Mersey Tunnels Police ( County of Merseyside Act 1989 ) and the Epping Forest Keepers ( Epping Forest Act 1878 ).

Secondly, some black and white or color copiers are able to print onto, or can be configured to handle, acetate sheets.

Secondly, some of the beds have been cut out by faulting ; and thirdly, the area around Durdle Door seems unusually shallow, so thinner bands of sediments were deposited.

Secondly, whereas many of the instruments in gong kebyar span multiple octaves of its pentatonic scale, mosts gamelan angklung instruments only contain one octave, although some five-tone ensembles have roughly an octave and a half.

Secondly, the warmer air reduced aerodynamic lift, rendering the Farmans unable to take off on some occasions.

Secondly, some claim that the tafl games, especially tawl-bwrdd, were often played with a die, made of a sheep ’ s knucklebone, and this feature seems conspicuously absent in fidchell.

Secondly, Tocqueville repeatedly stresses is that if people want freedom not for its own sake but for some other goal, to further their material interest, it is unlikely that freedom will not turn into a despotic form of rule, where everyone may be free to further their material interest but without political freedom.

Secondly, a function may be defined in terms of some presentation or decomposition of a mathematical object ; for instance, the Euler characteristic of a cell complex is defined as the alternating sum of the number of cells in each dimension.

Secondly, in a language, some words are equivalent to whole combinations of other words, so that most meanings can be expressed in several different ways.

Secondly, some other researchers questions the need for specific criteria itself.

Secondly, the reviewer claimed Collapse contains some erroneous statistics: for instance, Diamond supposedly overstated the number of starving people in the world.

Secondly, Shebitku's Year 3, 1st month of Shemu day 5 inscription in Nile Level Text Number 33 has been assumed to record a coregency between Shabaka and Shebitku among some scholars.

Secondly, some of the similar features of tennis courts were actually introduced in the 16th century, and earlier layouts were less similar to cloisters.

Secondly, being annual may allow the plants a better survival strategy, since the plant can put most of its accumulated energy and resources into seed production rather than saving some for the plant to overwinter, which would limit seed production.

Secondly, some brand new characters have been introduced, including a shaman named The Guru and a mouse named Penelope.