These peoples captured territory in the east and south of England, but at about the end of the fifth century, a British victory at the battle of Mons Badonicus halted the Anglo-Saxon advance for fifty years.

These groups captured territory in the east and south of England, but at about the end of the fifth century, a British victory at the battle of Mons Badonicus halted the Anglo-Saxon advance for fifty years.

These preparations, however, were halted upon the death of Pope John XXIII on 3 June 1963, since an ecumenical council is automatically interrupted and suspended upon the death of the Pope who convened it, until the next Pope orders the council to be continued or dissolved.

These votes were not enough to throw Sanchez's victory into doubt, so the investigation was halted and the outcome was upheld by a Republican-controlled Congress, making Sanchez the first American of Mexican heritage to represent Orange County in Congress.

These committees reflected the wide consensus that urban sprawl needed to be halted.

These first steps toward reform were halted on 17 August 1543 when Charles V and his troops entered Bonn.

These plans were halted when Perrin's wife was kidnapped by the Shaido Aiel.

These two young actors attempted to create a vaudeville act together ; however, due to the act ’ s low ratings and popularity, they halted the continuation of their duo team.

These were halted too.

These were ultimately halted by Prussian cavalry which like the other flank ran out of control galloping through the Austrians, finding themselves isolated and cut off behind Austrian lines.

These disputes with Frederick Knight, a severe car accident Ward later was in, and the fading appeal of disco music halted Ward's career, and she came to be regarded as a one-hit wonder.

These events were halted after the start of the war and were never revived.

These soon halted the German tank division's advance.

These preparations were advanced, but incomplete when the first ships of settlers arrived on 16 December 1850, having been halted by Godley shortly after his arrival in April due to the mounting debts of the Association.

These attacks were halted on 12 December.

These models constitute the only automobiles manufactured on the Isle of Man ; the company halted their manufacture in 1969.

These Pitted Ware tribes halted the advance of the farmers and pushed them south into southwestern Sweden, but some say that the farmers were not killed or chased away, but that they voluntarily joined the Pitted Ware culture and became part of them.

These Pitted Ware tribes halted the advance of the farmers and pushed them south into south-western Sweden, but some say that the farmers were not killed or chased away, but that they voluntarily joined the Pitted Ware culture and became part of them.

These arbitrary rules on day and month intercalation caused the calendars of each state to be slightly different, at times.

These classifications are arbitrary, and most taxonomies over the twentieth century have placed the chipmunks in a single genus.

These relations consist of a heading and a set of zero or more tuples in arbitrary order.

These implementations also use a compiler that can translate arbitrary source code at runtime to machine code.

These arbitrary explanatory phrases become precise new operators, created on the fly by the programmer, forming a meta-language on top of the underlying programming language.

These characterisations of the roots of arbitrary polynomials are generalisations of the methods previously discovered to solve the quintic equation.

These can produce high quality beams at arbitrary wavelengths.

These preferences may arise when an arbitrary female preference for some aspect of male morphology — initially, perhaps, a result of genetic drift — creates, in due course, selection for males with the appropriate ornament.

These applications typically used an arbitrary markup language to define the codes / tags.

These norms will be arbitrary, culturally dependent and ‘ flexible ’, whereas territorial morality aims at rules which are universal and absolute, such as Kant ’ s ‘ categorical imperative ’ and Geisler's graded absolutism.

These fields can be OBVs themselves, forming lists, trees or arbitrary graphs.

These must sum to 1, but are otherwise arbitrary.

These two examples illustrate that general solutions of ordinary differential equations ( ODEs ) involve arbitrary constants, but solutions of PDEs involve arbitrary functions.

These territories were fairly arbitrary in their geographic extent as the vast majority of the Vietnamese regarded their country as a single land and minor resistance to French rule continued over the next 70 years to achieve an independent state.

These solutions typically allow arbitrary and dynamic interconnection between any two domains on the Internet whenever a user wishes to place a call.

These men coerced the town's inhabitants and those of the surrounding villages, Christian and Muslim alike, with their arbitrary looting and crimes.

These criticisms include problems of overlap, duplication, excessive categorization, insufficient information, varying requirements, arbitrary federal decision-making, and grantsmanship ( a funding bias toward entities most familiar with how to exploit the system, rather than to those most in need ).

These are essentially more luminous versions of Seyfert 1s: the distinction is arbitrary and is usually expressed in terms of a limiting optical magnitude.

These are employed when the relative position of the other station is unknown or arbitrary.

These unfortunates, who numbered a large proportion of the population, were subject to domiciliary visits, and to arbitrary perquisitions, arrest and expulsion.

These are popular because they allow cleaving of a substrate in any arbitrary location.

These classes are not closed under arbitrary many-one reductions, however.

These would be only the male heads of families ( except for slaves who may have been counted as individuals ) and the total has to be multiplied by an arbitrary figure ( 4 or 5 is usual ) for an estimate of the total including women and children.