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The protein in question is the so-called D2 receptor for dopamine , a chemical that transmits brain signals necessary for experiencing feelings of pleasure and reward . For example , let the nature in question be the ebb and flow of the sea ; each of which is repeated twice a day , and takes six hours each time , subject to some slight difference which coincides with the motion of the moon . Thus let the nature in question be the action and motion of the spirit enclosed in tangible bodies . A third option , the one ultimately selected , was chosen because the techniques in question were the most technically mature and offered the best opportunity to collect useful in-flight data , Herring said . Similarly , neithercounsel contended that the two positions in question were the type of appointments which are contemplated by the section 41 exclusion provision relative to the merit principle , the application of which would otherwise be mandated by section 10 of the PSEA . Let the punishment in question be a fine : the sum that would not be felt by a rich man , would be ruin to a poor one . One I cannot independant confirm / deny is your contention that " the arms in question were the property of the state and were transferred to the regulars leaving the militia ' disarmed ' " . Again , let the nature in question be the rapid and powerful motion of the expansion of gunpowder into flame , by which such vast masses are upheaved , such great weights discharged , as we see in mines and mortars . The first consideration for choosing any agent , man or woman , should be that the individual in question be a normal , balanced person . Presumably , the only cell in question being the germ line , I question whether pluripotent is a good enough designation that you're right to be absolutely accurate , have not demonstrated their totipotency . The Agency argued that there is no evidence in the record ( a ) that thepositions in question were the same as those that had been claimedduring the past decade and ( b ) that these claims were approved andreimbursed by the Agency . The body in question is the human body ; and its corresponding idea is the human mind or soul . " The Gamemaster for the adventure in question is the final arbiter on whether a check qualifies for the bonus . Again , let the nature in question be the corporeal substance of the moon ; that is , let us inquire whether it be rare , consisting of flame or air , as most of the old philosophers opined , or dense and solid , as Gilbert and many moderns , with some ancients , maintain . " He attributed this change to the class in question being the first to experience the Insight program classwide . The age in question being the amount of time that has passed since the statistics for each entry in the target table were last cleared . " For well over half a century , moreover , no biblical commentators , historians , or geographers of note have argued that the sea in question is the Red Sea , that is , the Gulf of Suez . The treaty does not require that the activity in question be a crime in both nations , meaning the American government could now be required to assist countries whose laws and procedures differ sharply with the American understanding of justice . By the standard definition of ' objective , ' this makes morality not objective , as it is entirely a mental concept , even if the mind in question is the mind of God . The items of property in question were the stadium seats , score boards and message board ( including equipment and circuitry ) , field lights , backstop , batter 's eye screen , foul and flag poles , and signs . Rolleston in the county of Staffordshire , husbandman , for 13 years at a yearly rent of 10 to Henry Sammes of the same , husbandman , of a messuage or tenement , late of Edward Elton and now of the said Henry , in Annesley on the east side of a close commonly called Great Closewhich is divided into 4 parts , the messuage in question being the largest part of the four , between the " Wyndemyllne " to the west , an open grass called the outwood to the east , and abutting on a part of the Great Close belonging to the tenement of James Tollic , which lands were demised to the grantor by William Caldwall of Burton on Trent ( Staffs .