This unwillingness is based primarily upon what he considers to be an undeniable and irreducible fact of human self - intuition: when one is directly aware of himself in a specific moment, he is aware of «himself»
as a single unit of action and not of any system of cells.
The gestural mark of Jack Bush is neither a gesture nor a mark, but a hybrid somewhere in between, capable of empowering the field
as a single unit of energy.
Not exact matches
Traditional answers often focus on various sectors and involve more or less hand - wringing about their rise and fall, but according to the author
of a forthcoming book on entrepreneurship and economy, there is another, better way to view our economy —
as one
single ecosystem, a sort
of one - sector economy that interacts
as a
unit much like a forest and which should be nurtured
as it grows and recycles itself.
Unit labor costs, the price of labor per single unit of output, fell at a 1.4 percent rate in the second quarter, rather than increasing at a 0.5 percent rate as previously repor
Unit labor costs, the price
of labor per
single unit of output, fell at a 1.4 percent rate in the second quarter, rather than increasing at a 0.5 percent rate as previously repor
unit of output, fell at a 1.4 percent rate in the second quarter, rather than increasing at a 0.5 percent rate
as previously reported.
The SSE Holdings LLC Agreement recapitalizes the
units currently held by the existing members
of SSE Holdings into a new
single class
of common membership
units, which we refer to
as the «LLC Interests.»
Marriage penalties result from the combination
of treating a family
as a
single tax
unit and progressive tax rates.
Marriage bonuses result from the combination
of treating a family
as a
single tax
unit and progressive tax rates.
Fixed Income ETFs Exchange - traded funds (ETFs) are baskets
of investments that trade
as a
single unit throughout the day.
Per the filing, «Each paired share is comprised
of one share
of common stock
of Extended Stay America and one share
of Class B common stock
of ESH Hospitality, which shares are paired and traded
as a
single unit.
Jet.com still operates
as a separate retailer, but the overall team works
as a
single unit, said Tony Rogers, chief marketing officer
of Walmart U.S., at a press conference this month.
Furthermore, while an intact family composed
of two parents
of the opposite sex and their biological child or children may provide the best standard family
unit in society (and should, therefore, be given support), we would be naive and cruel to dismiss the possibility that differently configured families (e.g., families with
single parents or homosexual parents or adopted children) may produce family situations that are
as good
as, or, in some cases, better than, those
of families that fit the standard.
a man can not reasonably, and by himself he can not possibly, be regarded
as merely a system
of cells acting upon one another, for he is directly aware
of «himself»
as, at the given moment, a
single unit of action, a
single mind or will, exerting force upon his bodily parts and thence upon the world.
Therefore, Hartshorne reasons that man is more than his cellular processess and is
as much a «
single dynamic
unit»
as any
of the electrons or cells that constitute his body.14
Hartshorne reasons that man is more than his cellular processess and is
as much a «
single dynamic
unit»
as any
of the electrons or cells that constitute his body.
Using a spider or a clean slotted spoon, corral vegetables and shrimp by gathering them against the side
of the pot until they form a large mound that clings together and can be turned
as a
single unit.
The company is recruiting passionate franchise partners with a strong entrepreneurial spirit, and is awarding a variety
of franchise opportunities including area development,
single unit, and non-traditional venues such
as convenience stores.
The full - service digital agency represents more than two - dozen national restaurant brands
as well
as a number
of regional and
single -
unit concepts.
The full - service digital agency represents more than three - dozen national restaurant brands
as well
as a number
of regional and
single -
unit concepts.
Popular
unit Bet365 have announced they have a live feed
of all the action from Flushing Meadows tonight,
as these two tennis legends meet up in the final once more — and you don't have to miss a
single point!
They come either
as a
single unit, with a carry handle, or
as part
of a full stroller system.
However, because the Park District considers the strip
of contiguous beaches south
of Loyola Beach a
single administrative
unit, a spokeswoman said, the entire beachfront between Albion and Pratt is commonly referred to
as Hartigan Beach.
What was planned
as a 74 -
unit neighborhood
of townhouses and
single - family homes in the West Ridge section
of Rogers Park will now be built
as a 274 -
unit community that will include senior housing.
As a
single unit, the 2 - in - 1 Steam Pocket Mop will clean your floors using a 2 - sided microfiber pad and the power
of steam.
There may be some protesting, but for the most part, the parent - baby pair move
as a
single unit, each giving and taking in a fluid design
of attachment because, well, babies are completely dependent on the parent for everything.
By the age
of six months, Baby A was big enough that I could use my TwinGo
as a
single unit which I found to be the most comfortable way to use the carrier.
Pouch and tube slings are not adjustable
as they are one or more pieces
of fabric sewn together into a
single unit.
The wealth
of those societies in which the capitalist mode
of production prevails, presents itself
as «an immense accumulation
of commodities,» its
unit being a
single commodity.
If England were included
as a
single unit, since it accounts for more than 80 per cent
of the population, federalism might create instability worse than that which it sought to correct.
Under her leadership, numerous reforms agenda
of the Federal Government had been undertaken such
as the Voluntary Assets and Income Declaration Scheme (VAIDS), implementation
of Treasury
Single Account, implementation
of Whistleblower Policy, establishment
of an Efficiency
Unit, establishment
of Development Bank
of Nigeria, launch
of Asset Tracking and Management Project, and introduction Fiscal Sustainability Plans for States, among others.
New York had previously agreed to bar the use
of single unit housing incarceration for certain categories
of inmates, including juveniles
as well
as the mentally ill, the developmentally disabled and pregnant woman.
This freely moving particle, predicted by many grand theories
of the universe, is thought to carry a
single quantum
of magnetic «charge», rather
as an electron carries a
single unit of electric charge.
In France, in particular, postdocs and freshly recruited scientists are members
of large research
units led by a
single director, and it is often difficult for them to make their mark
as independent group leaders.
But instead
of looking at individual bees, the researchers assessed each colony
as a
single «superorganism» that functions
as a
single, cohesive
unit.
«We need to move beyond viewing communities
as single units,» said co-author Brian T. Smith, an assistant curator in the Museum's Department
of Ornithology.
«The current recovery plan doesn't recognize that there are two distinct taxa on the islands; therefore, monitoring
of population size and habitat use that treats all Hawaiian bats
as a
single unit is likely providing measures that are overestimated and not accurate for either taxon.»
Specifically, the researchers noted that the cell wall
of strep is composed primarily
of a
single molecule known
as the group A carbohydrate (or GAC) which, in turn, is built from repeating
units of the bacterial sugar rhamnose and the human - like sugar N - acetylglucosamine (GlcNAc).
Kamiel and Wei Yang and Yaolin Lin, associate professors at the Wuhan University
of Technology in China developed a holistic and integrated model which considered the building enclosure, the mechanical systems, the external environment, the proportion
of window opening and the shading factor based on data collected from 270 households including
single and multiple
units,
as well
as different heating methods.
Most studies consider the green roofs
as a
single unit made
of plants and substrates studied
as if they had the maximum density
of vegetation without considering that, unless it is a pre-vegetated green roof system, vegetation needs time to grow after being installed and the roof might not have vegetation for a certain period
of time.
• Mutation screening The
unit can provide custom made assays for a wide range
of known mutations associated with disease, such
as single point mutations, insertions / deletions and sequence amplifications.
The light from the
unit telescopes can also be combined with that from the auxiliary telescopes, using a technique called interferometry, to give the effect
of a
single telescope
as large
as the entire array
of individual telescopes.
Multiple transcripts arising from alternative initiation or polyadenylation sites, or alternative RNA splicing at a
single locus were not considered
as multiple genes but
as variants
of a
single transcription
unit.
Additionally, 2A peptides could be PCR - cloned between your genes
of interest and you can then insert the whole multicistronic cassette into a backbone
as a
single unit.
Paul Robson, who serves
as JAX Genomic Medicine's director
of single cell genomics, believes the work
of the new center will be critical to advancing the goals
of precision medicine: «If you want better insight into how biology works, you need to look at its fundamental
unit,» he says.
One
unit of access is defined
as a
single Luminex assay plate (accommodating approximately 78 samples).
Monosaccharides are the simplest form
of carbohydrates, meaning they can not be broken down or digested any further,
as they are one
single sugar
unit.
As an Athletic Trainer and Strength and Conditioning Coach, he firmly believes that good rehab comes from balancing all body parts as a single unit — instead of just one weakened area — and he incorporates this belief by providing his clients with a holistic rehab routine through a combination of RNT (regeneration, nutrition and training
As an Athletic Trainer and Strength and Conditioning Coach, he firmly believes that good rehab comes from balancing all body parts
as a single unit — instead of just one weakened area — and he incorporates this belief by providing his clients with a holistic rehab routine through a combination of RNT (regeneration, nutrition and training
as a
single unit — instead
of just one weakened area — and he incorporates this belief by providing his clients with a holistic rehab routine through a combination
of RNT (regeneration, nutrition and training).
The core is not one specific muscle, but a range
of different muscles that work together
as a team to support your spine and pelvis, to provide balance and stability, and generate power to lift and move the body
as a
single functional
unit.
The merged
unit, SDN Social Development Network seeks to promote meaningful relationships, with marriage touted
as a top life goal, among all resident [Singapore]
singles within a conducive network environment
of singles, relevant commercial and public entities.
It's difficult to
single out one
of the six actors in this alternative family
unit as it's a true ensemble display.
Instead
of being a
single super-soldier dealing out death (a tonal hallmark
of the Musou series), you're part
of a larger army; indeed, if you fail to switch to other
units in some missions then failure is a very real possibility,
as it's often the case that to reach a particular objective in the fastest time you have to shift control to another character.