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• We're against the use of unperfected science, dangerous progress ."
• It has been Hughes'fate to remain unperfected, the way the living always do.
• Tuesday's maiden voyage, in a borrowed motor home, felt like an unperfected experiment.
• A perfected lien is valid against bona fide purchasers of property, and even against a trustee in bankruptcy; an unperfected lien may not be.
• These days, he is better known as a leading theorist of molecular nanotechnology, the still unperfected art of building machines that are little bigger than atoms.
• An unnamed and unperfected bishop of Hebton,'in the province of Mosul', was present at the consecration of the patriarch ?Abdisho? III in 1139.
• [66 ] There are clear incentives for lending institutions to register under the " PPSA ", not the least of which are the consequences of holding an unperfected security interest.
• Looking at the clumsy unperfected machinery of the U . N . and at the persistent efforts of those who believed in its future, I felt, " this thing someday is going to fly ."
• An unperfected bishop of Hebton, whose name is not mentioned, accompanied the metropolitan of Mosul to the consecration of the patriarch Eliya I in 1028, and was perfected by the patriarch immediately after his consecration.
• However, as noted by the Supreme Court of Canada in " Bank of Montreal v . Innovation Credit Union ", with regard to unperfected security interests, this depends on the provisions of the PPSA in effect in the province concerned.
• An unperfected bishop of'Nahr al-Dayr'( Rima ), whose name is not mentioned, accompanied the metropolitan of Maishan to the consecration of the patriarch Eliya I in 1028, and was perfected by the patriarch immediately after his consecration.
• In response to this decision, the Parliament of Canada has amended the " Bank Act " to explicitly state that registry under its provisions will also take priority over unperfected security interests, except where a bank is already aware of their existence.
• Further, under ordinary principles of bankruptcy law, a lien or other security interest that is unperfected ( i . e ., a lien that is not valid against parties other than the debtor ) at the time of case commencement is generally unenforceable against a bankruptcy trustee.
• The nineteenth-century art historian Carlo D'Arco was unconvinced about this brash new style, and said of Bazzani's work that " ( he ) wanted always to always use a great force of genius . . . and most of his works appear as if unperfected sketches and immature conceptions that are drowning and convulsing in mannered styles ."
• [70 ] In summary, a proper interpretation of the " Bank Act " gives an earlier unperfected " PPSA " interest priority over a subsequent " Bank Act " interest, and there is no provision in the " PPSA " which subordinates an unperfected " PPSA " interest to a " Bank Act " interest.
• [70 ] In summary, a proper interpretation of the " Bank Act " gives an earlier unperfected " PPSA " interest priority over a subsequent " Bank Act " interest, and there is no provision in the " PPSA " which subordinates an unperfected " PPSA " interest to a " Bank Act " interest.
• It also has andvanced anti-radar coating and a prototype DOS ( digital-optical-stealth ) system, showing observers a nearly perfect projection of what the craft is in front of, unperfected however, the system cannot perfectly calcutale for the placement of the " screens " showing the projection, allowing a keen eye to see that a part of the sky looks " wavy ".