the runner up stopped becoming vice president in 1940.
when did the runner up stop becoming vice president?
1940
he was elected the president of the african national congress from 1924 to 1927, he was opposed to communism and hence opposed j.t. gumede. in 1925 he was also elected as the vice president of the cape native voters’ convention. he traveled to europe in 1926 in connection with the anc, and in 1927 and 1937 for missionary conferences. in the middle of 1927 the church sent reverend mahabane and his wife to kimberly where they remained until their departure in january 1937. while in kimberley he had also been the secretary of the african christian minister’s association of the diamond fields. in the year of 1937 when he was elected president of the anc for his second term, he left kimberley for winburg in the free state. mahabane was a member of the 1936 all-african convention delegation that conferred with prime minister j. b. m. hertzog prior to the submission of the separate-roll compromise to parliament. mahabane and zk matthews were elected to the executive, mahabane becoming vice president in 1937. mahabane acted as vice-president of the aac, and from 1940 to 1954 he served as the aac’s official vice-president.
zacharias richard mahabane
the length of a burst formula_1 can be calculated through the size of the burst formula_2 and the bitrate of the burst formula_3. an additional factor of 0.96 is introduced to compensate for the headers of the underlying mpeg transport stream, because they are created after applying time slicing.









































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the actual on time of a burst, referred to as formula_5, incorporates the synchronization time stated above (250ms).









































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the constant bitrate of a stream formula_7 can be calculated from the burst bitrate and the on and off lengths:









































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time slicing (digital broadcasting)