The 2024 Florida Statutes
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. . . August 2014 draft included the following PTE estimates for the coal pile in "FUG-1": 23.02 tpy PM; 11.51 . . . tpy PM10, and 11.51 tpy PM2.5. . . . methodology, the estimates were those set forth in the August 2014 draft application of: 23.02 tpy PM; 11.51 . . . tpy PM10, and 11.51 tpy PM2.5. . . .
. . . . § 11.51(h)(3). . . . Final Order, 31 FCC Rcd. at 2417-2418 ¶ 6; see 47 C.F.R. § 11.51(n). . . . . § 11.51(n). They must broadcast Presidential emergency messages immediately. . . .
. . . Agreement and Pre-COD Confirmation was 9.0%; the SGS analysis measured as-received moisture at 11.56% and 11.51% . . .
. . . Id. at 14-15 (citing ’354 patent col.5 11.51-67). . . .
. . . 44, eol.6 11.53-64, col.7 11.2-16, col. 15 1.40 — col.16 1.15, col.16 11.35-39, col.16 1.57, col.19 11.51 . . . col.7 11.29, 33, & 51, col.8 11.18 & 31, col.15 11.11-27, col.16 11.57, 61, & 65, col.17 1.28, col.20 11.51 . . . Id. at col.6 11.26-29 (in yellow in the annotated Figure 1), col.16 11.57-60, col.20 11.51— 54, col.23 . . . two color difference signals.” ‘412 Patent col.3 11.45-54, col.6 11.26-29, col.16 11.57-60, col.20 11.51 . . . Id. at col.4 11.22-28, col.4 11.51-54, col.5 1.56 — col.6 1.12. . . .
. . . adjust the control input and to vary the switching frequency of the power supply, '876 Patent col.8 11.51 . . .
. . . DTX 848 at col.3 11.51-61. . . .
. . . and visually communicating to the user instructions for reaching the destination. 355 patent, col.l 11.51 . . .
. . . Id. at col.10 11.51-56. . . .
. . . F.Supp.2d 985, 1016 (S.D.Ohio 2001) (citing Herbert Newberg & Alba Conte, Newberg on Class Actions § 11.51 . . .
. . . The Handbook twice states, “All front of the house employees are guaranteed $11.51 per hour, for each . . . In an environment where each employee is guaranteed $11.51 per hour, complaints about method of compensation . . . previously discussed, Plaintiffs knew the minimum wage was $7.25 per hour, knew they were guaranteed $11.51 . . .
. . . Id. col.ll 11.51-62. . . .
. . . old ATF thereby drives a “rotary pump,” which pumps in an equal volume of new ATF. '629 Patent col.ll 11.51 . . .
. . . I. '547 Patent The '547 patent describes a load cell for measuring a force. '547 patent col.l 11.51— . . .
. . . distance 12.96 feet to a point; THENCE North 66 degrees 19 minutes 29 seconds East for a distance of 11.51 . . .
. . . Id. at col.7 11.51-53. . . . Id. col.14 11.51-52, 65. . . .
. . . Id. col.6 11.51-55. . . .
. . . the plurality of destination processors.” '960 patent col.49 11.31-35; see also '611 patent col.48 11.51 . . .
. . . Id. col.911.38-41, col.9 11.51-56. . . . Id. col.9 11.51-56. . . .
. . . Id. col.5 11.51-58. . . .
. . . all first-choice votes: Lynette Sweet, 12.07%; Tony Kelly, 11.80%; Malia Cohen, 11.78%; Marlene Tran, 11.51% . . .
. . . The scoring modules are mounted to the frame of the game board, see Swift patent col.2 11.51-56, and . . .
. . . See id. col.5 11.51-60 (explaining that the holes in the gear “effectively reduce the amount of metal . . .
. . . Id. col.4 11.51-58. . . .
. . . Id. at eol.2 11.51— 53. . . .
. . . Sportsplex issued a $11.51 million note to AIDEA and a leasehold deed of trust in favor of Wells Fargo . . .
. . . Sleevi col.5 11.51-54. . . .
. . . pH dependencies which affect its dissolution rate, and hence its bioavailability.” '252 patent col.2 11.51 . . .
. . . Id. col.l 11.51— 54. . . .
. . . Id. col.6 11.51-54. The second stage of the pipeline is called “rasterization,” 138. . . .
. . . discussing “a hearing aid through which solvent may be pumped to remove wax buildup”); id. at col.l 11.51 . . .
. . . NF-éB would bind the decoy, and thus, not be available to bind its natural target.” '516 patent col.37 11.51 . . .
. . . Partnership, supra, 34 F.3d at 414-15; Manual for Complex Litigation § 11.51, pp. 112-13 (4th ed.2004 . . .
. . . F.Supp.2d 985, 1016 (S.D.Ohio 2001) (citing Herbert Newberg & Alba Conte, Newberg on Class Actions § 11.51 . . .
. . . Gonzalez, col.21 11.51-59. . . .
. . . Id. col.l 11.51— 54. . . .
. . . Id. col.l 11.51-54. . . .
. . . See '868 patent col.40 11.27-29; '698 patent col.38 11.51— 53. . . .
. . . .”); id. at col.7 11.51-54 (“A further aspect of the present invention includes introducing omega-3 HUFAs . . . See, e.g., '244 Patent col.7 11.51-54 ("[T]he whole-cell biomass can be used directly as a food additive . . .
. . . multi-layer cover consisting of a first or inner layer 14 and a second or outer layer 16. '293 patent col.5 11.51 . . . Nesbitt col.3 11.51-61 (emphases added). . . . Nesbitt col.3 11.51-61. . . . See, e.g., '293 patent col.3 11.51— 53. . . .
. . . NF-kB would bind the decoy, and thus, not be available to bind its natural target.” '516 patent col.37 11.51 . . .
. . . Id. col.9 11.51-52. . . .
. . . Id. col.28, 11.51-52. . . .
. . . Patent col.2 11.62-67 (“[s]ince the working channel itself serves for the delivery of gas”); id. col.4 11.51 . . .
. . . distinguishing peaks” at the seven particular PXRD angles enumerated in claim 1. '507 patent col.l 11.51 . . .
. . . NF-kB would bind the decoy, and thus, not be available to bind its natural target.” '516 patent col.37 11.51 . . .
. . . [of legal subrogation are] all ... in the Louisiana statutes”). . 5 Louisiana Civil Law Treatise § 11.51 . . .
. . . ; and wherein said record circuit does not write any run-out blocks while paused. '755 patent col.8 11.51 . . .
. . . combination of the co-molded and assembled components may be used to maximize efficiency. ('767 Patent col.7 11.51 . . .
. . . input to thereby selectively inhibit ignition responsive to the speed of said engine. '080 patent eol.5 11.51 . . .
. . . directed to an “advantageous orientation of the guide catheter in the aortic complex.” '625 patent col.8 11.51 . . .
. . . See id. col. 18,11.1-2, 59; col. 20, 11.11-13; col. 21, 11.51-52; col. 23, 11.8-9; col. 24,11.30-31. . . .
. . . Camp, 2004 WL 2149079 at *7 (citing 4 Newbeeg on Class Actions § 11.51 (4th ed.)). . . .
. . . acid/10 ml H20 for 68% P205) as measured using a scanning UV/Vis spectrophotometer. '391 Patent col.19 11.51 . . .
. . . Id. at col.3 11.51-53 (emphasis added). . . .
. . . Telectronics, 137 F.Supp.2d at 1018 (citing Newberg on Class Actions § 11.51 (3d ed. 1992) (“Courts respect . . .
. . . (Col.3, 11.51-61) (emphasis added) Nesbitt proceeds to state that the inner layer may be “preferably . . .
. . . data as distinct actions accomplished through separate means. '273 Patent col.16 11.32 — 46, col.18 11.51 . . .
. . . See, e.g., '444 patent col. 10 1. 63-col. 11 1.2, col. 13 11.51-57. . . .
. . . Compare, e.g., 927 patent col. 8 11.51-59, with id. col. 11 11.43—46. . . .
. . . (See '645 Patent, col.6 11.51-54 (“Typically, the URL has a hostname identifying the Content Provider's . . .
. . . tendon; and (h) incising the subcutaneous tissues, of the pad of the second phalanx. '579 patent col.5 11.51 . . .
. . . very same seven PXRD angles which define the '507 patent’s invention in Claim 1. '507 Patent col.l 11.51 . . . peaks” located at the diffraction angles fisted in column 1 of the specification. '507 Patent col.l 11.51 . . . See, e.g., id. col.12 11.51-68, eol.14 11.1-17, fig. 1. . . .
. . . equipment used for the process as well as the specific enteric coating polymer(s).” '281 Patent col. 8 11.51 . . . with respect to the equipment used as well as the specific enteric polymer.... ” '281 Patent eol.8 11.51 . . .
. . . See, e.g., '444 patent Claim 1, col.5 11.51-53 (“the butt portion ... defining a plurality of at least . . .
. . . Id. col.16 11.51-55. . . .
. . . patentees defined “edetate” in the specification as “EDTA and derivatives thereof.” 520 patent, col.4 11.51 . . . edetate’ we mean ethylenediaminetetraa-cetic acid (EDTA) and derivatives thereof ....” '520 patent, eol.4 11.51 . . . invention include trisodium ede-tate, tetrasodium edetate and disodium calcium edetate. '520 patent, col.4 11.51 . . .
. . . suggested by the City “would render the separate definitions given for ‘Commissioner’ and ‘County’ in § 11.51 . . . See OCAC § 11.51. . . .
. . . (col.27, 11.51-56) (emphasis added). The term appears in a similar manner in claims 17 and 18. . . .
. . . Indianapolis, Indiana (12.28); Syracuse, New York (12.22); Houston, Texas (11.77); Phoenix, Arizona (11.51 . . .
. . . (col.8, 11.51-55) (emphasis supplied) This allows “an operator of the server and/or the user ... . . .
. . . The Defendant first negotiated the sale of 11.51 acres located within the original 14.92 acres. . . . On January 5, 1988, his mother then conveyed the 11.51 acres to Lake Toxaway Company in exchange for . . .
. . . See Newberg § 11.51 at 158-159. . . .
. . . institutional grade apartment properties in unleveraged, ie., all cash, transactions — the average of which was 11.51 . . .
. . . node 14 for the given computer program 24A. ’297 patent, col. 9, 11.49-54; see also id. at col. 13, 11.51 . . .
. . . Existence of Fraud or Collusion Although according to Newberg on Class Actions § 11.51 (4th ed. 2002) . . .
. . . square foot per year (assuming 13,299 sq, ft.) 1991 $143,059.78 $6.36 $10.76 1992 $153,022.74 $6.80 $11.51 . . .
. . . Onondaga County Administrative Code § 11.51(c). . . . Onondaga County Administrative Code § 11.51(d). . . . suggested by the City would render the separate definitions given for “Commissioner” and “County” in § 11.51 . . .
. . . (Col.8, 11.51-52, 60-61). . . .
. . . Newberg & Alba Conte, Newberg on Class Actions § 11.51 (3d ed. 1992) (“[Cjourts respect the integrity . . . Newberg & Alba Conte, Newberg on Class Actions § 11.51 (3d ed. 1992) (“[Cjourts respect the integrity . . .
. . . for personal use (28.07 grams by his estimation) and calculated his base offense level using only the 11.51 . . .
. . . Starr, California Real Estate § 11.51 (1977). . . .
. . . . § 78n(a), and Regulations promulgated under 12 CFR §§ 11.5 and 11.51, for a failure to disclose material . . .
. . . . § 78n(a), as well as the regulations promulgated thereunder, codified at 12 C.F.R. 11.5 and 11.51. . . .
. . . jurisdiction under the terms of the PKPA and Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act (UCCJA), Tex.Fam.Code §§ 11.51 . . .
. . . enacted pursuant to Texas’ adoption of the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act (UCCJA) Tex.Fam.Code §§ 11.51 . . .
. . . 3,267.00 Birch 46 4.87 224.02 Pulp: Aspen 213 $ 2.27 $ 483.51 Balsam Fir 539 5.47 2,948.33 White Spruce 77 11.51 . . .
. . . AEP recommended the use of a single, systemwide capital structure and an overall return of 11.18% to 11.51% . . .
. . . . § 11.51. . . . .
. . . 664,928.55 570,135.32 94,793.23 % Profit (of total sales) 8.7% * 7.46%" 1.2%* % Profit (of Renegot. sales) 11.51% . . . renegotiable business) from 20.50%, 24.68%, and 28.01%, respectively, for the three review years, to 11.51% . . .
. . . 664,928.55 570,135.32 94,793.23 % Profit (of total sales) 8.7% * 7.46% * 1.2% * % Profit (of Renegot. sales) 11.51% . . . renegotiable business) from 20.50%, 24.68%, and 28.01%, respectively, for the three review years, to 11.51% . . . fashion: Comparison Y Renegotiable Commercial FY Sales (000) Profits Sales (000) Profits 1966 4,954 11.51% . . . $1,934,809.00 6.1 % PY 1965 4.591.568.00 2,503,541.00 4.7 % Review Years PY 1966 7,639,054.63 4,954,207.39 11.51% . . .
. . . contrary the evidence would suggest that the black persons in Levy County in 1969, who represented 11.51% . . .
. . . ■Section 11.51. Notice By Treasurer. . . .
. . . the seller so that he may have a reasonable opportunity to cure them. 3 American Law of Property § 11.51 . . . as long as this does not result in hardship or prejudice to the buyer. 3 American Law of Property § 11.51 . . .
. . . Item 1 $11.51 Item 2 11.10 Item 3 11.78 Item 4 11.33 Item 5 12.24 Item 6 11.83 Item 7 12.24 Item 8 13.01 . . .
. . . proportions: To Long Island preferred stockholders 76.98 per cent., to Queens preferred stockholders 11.51 . . .
. . . posting against trespassers; $331.52 for guards against trespassing and fires; and in 1939 he expended $11.51 . . .
. . . such undertaking will be the sum of 99$S per share, Premier Shares, Inc. to receive the net amount of $11.51 . . .
. . . by Indian police, he was an Indian, within Federal Penal Code (Act March 4, 1909, c. 321, 35 Stat. 11.51 . . .