Constitution: Legal documentation which describes and regulates the relationships between the management company, trustee, developer, and owner. The constitution essentially establishes guidelines as to how the resort is run.

 

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Constitution: Legal documentation which describes and regulates the relationships between the management company, trustee, developer, and owner. The constitution essentially establishes guidelines as to h . . . View Full Definition

Constitutional Law: Law set forth in federal or state constitutions.

Thirteenth Amendment To The United States Constitution (1868): Section 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place su . . . View Full Definition

Angular Reconstitution: a common-lines method designed to determine the relative angles between three projections of an object with arbitrary symmetry [van Heel, 1987a]. The method works on the basis of comparing s . . . View Full Definition

Civil Rights Act Of 1964: The first modern civil rights act made into law by President John F. Kennedys Executive Order 11063 prohibiting discrimination in housing where federal funds were involved.

Civil Rights: The rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution and federal and state statutes enacted to protect a wide range of individual rights, such as right to vote, freedom of speech, the right to ass . . . View Full Definition

Colonial Period: American and British historians use this term somewhat differently. American scholars usually use the term 'colonial period' to refer to the years in the American colonies before the America . . . View Full Definition

Puritan: Most familiar to modern Americans as the religious denomination of the Mayflower colonists, the Puritans were a Protestant sect particularly active during the sixteenth and seventeenth centu . . . View Full Definition

Three-Dimensional Projection Matching: a method of refinement in reconstructing single particles from their projections [Penczek et al., 1994]. A preliminary 3D map, obtained by random-conical reconstruction or angular reconstitu . . . View Full Definition

Lollard: (possibly from Dutch, 'mumbler') Lollards were heretics in the 1300s and 1400s associated with a variety of causes including (1) translation of the scripture into English, (2) the right of w . . . View Full Definition