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183) According to Article I of the Treaty the method employed to divide the gap between both nations was equidistance, a continuation of what was employed in the 1978 Treaty.
The 2012 Agreement on the Exploitation of Transboundary Hydrocarbon Resources in the Gulf of Mexico: confirmation of the rule or emergence of a new practice?
China also argues that the delimitation should be effected by agreement, and that agreement through consultation on the basis of equity takes precedence over the equidistance line principle.
The East China sea disputes: history, status, and ways forward
This raises novel questions about how to assess proportionality in respect of the area delimited on the basis of equidistance.
Differend Maritime (Perou c. Chili)
A position closer to equidistance between Foreman's emphases and these contributors is offered by Bridget Stutchbury's chapter on an activity that also has totemic significance for Foreman's essay, namely bird-watching.
The Rediscovery of the Wild
Finally, it is necessary to ensure the mediators' equidistance and impartiality about the conflicting parties.
Political expert: Refusal of the United States, European Union and Russia from any types of zero-sum games will be the first step towards Karabakh conflict settlement
As far as television is concerned, as Adams (1993) has succinctly argued, the "world" is brought near "at equidistance from the viewer" and is presented at "equal availability for the viewer" (p.
Signs in flow: transnationalism, Media, and Racism
The equidistance function of the Euclidean distance is commonly used to measure the similarity in the low-dimensional space.
Research on cluster analysis of high dimensional space based on fuzzy extension
Steve Murphy's analysis of the oscillation between revolutionary/utopian aspirations and melancholic withdrawal in the urban cycle prose poems in Illuminations is a must-read situated somewhere at impeccable equidistance between a trenchant intervention into sociocultural (counter)history and the sort of rigorous close readings that are this author's stock-and-trade (227-45).
Rimbaud "litteralement et dans tous les sens." Hommage a Gerard Martin et Alain Tourneux
In a possible reference to Cyprus' desire to join NATO's anteroom Partnership for Peace (PfP), Kasoulides said other countries needed to "review their position of neutrality and equidistance between the two sides of the Cyprus issue, and also view the issues that don't have anything to do with the dispute with Turkey, but have to do with the fact that we are the frontier, at least of the EU".
Foreign policy to focus on more than the Cyprus problem
25) slender with marginal setae, of equidistance to ventral margin of pygofer.
Notes on the leafhopper genus Pediopsis (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Macropsinae) with description of one new species from China
This formal equidistance, however, could give the advantage to companies directly controlled from the Kremlin, over transparent companies from EU countries.
After joining EU, Croatia will be more attractive for Russian energy interests
I cannot anticipate the equidistance, I cannot know
There are so many things that beg you for love

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