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For as all wise men confess that none can abrogate but those who may institute , [ 3 ] and that all mitigation and interpretation varying from the true sense is an alteration , that alteration is an abrogation ; for whatsoever is changed is dissolved , [ 4 ] and therefore the power of mitigating is inseparable from that of instituting . [ Words indistinct ] and looked upon with a certain contempt and forced to make a double effort [ words indistinct ] revolution [ applause ] . I want to recall that in that meeting of the board - - this paragraph also was immediately taken by the Europeans in their draft resolution - - we brought all the documents from Tehran which I myself presented to the DDG [ deputy director general ] and the director general , and they found out that they have made a mistake . The suggestion that m [ sub ] ox [ / sub ] is dispersive , i.e ., m [ sub ] ox [ / sub ] = m [ sub ] ox [ / sub ] ( E ) , where E is the kinetic energy of the conduction-band electron , has been made by Maserjian [ 41 ] and subsequently addressed by others [ 40 , 44 ] . That 's [ had far less of an impact ] and far easier to manage .