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Ministry of Education controls the money and conducts yearly performance target negotiations bilaterally with each higher education institution.

Even starting with the 'suns' being effectively two point sources 1000AU apart in a bilaterally stable orbit.

You implant electrodes bilaterally into the deep brain (thalamic region for Parkinson's) and send small shocks.

The 1886 Berne Convention first established recognition of copyrights among sovereign nations, rather than merely bilaterally.

International law consists of treaties that have been bilaterally agreed to by several countries, in most cases including the US.

It was agreed bilaterally by Mitterand and Kohl and forced upon the rest of Europe.

Because it isn't worth the effort to bilaterally negotiate every little detail with tiny Switzerland.

That type of hate speech legislation isn't usually applied to states but is fairly bilaterally supported in American politicians fever dreams.

For this reason the US and Russia always negotiated before reducing warhead numbers bilaterally.

It is very resource intensive and involves a number of subspecialty areas, and so is a last ditch effort for the bilaterally blind.

What I find particularly interesting is the way the wings scissor out in a bilaterally symmetric way for long duration flight.

Some would say that you aren't dead with PEA until you've got a needle in the second intercostal spaces bilaterally and one penetrating the pericardium.

It is a lot easier to do this if you have a dedicated component that ”does” the failover, rather than having the old and new deployments try to solve it bilaterally.

There's no way that one could answer "How many paired tendons are supported by this sesamoid bone [bilaterally paired oval bone of hummingbirds]" without either having a physical model to dissect, or just regurgitating the info found somewhere authoritative.

The Federal Arbitration Act governs the interpretation and enforcement of this Agreement to Arbitrate." Whoops, nope, they agree to arbitration bilaterally too (they also agree to pay the fees) They cite exactly zero examples of any of these claims, btw.

It has a lot of non obvious deep implications: “ The Nature of the Firm' (1937), By Ronal Coase ” It tries to answer the question of why companies exist rather than bilaterally trade of goods and services between individuals in a market.