Cost studies by faculty scientists at MIT provide the underpinning of the findings, which suggest that advanced reactor systems in the future might be able to recycle waste.
This study aimed at providing the underpins for the establishment of an online genomic taxonomy of vibrios.
In "Professor at Large," Cleese brings the underpinning to the surface.
Their combined financial cushion — $83 billion at the end of 2007, underpinning $5 trillion in debt and other financial commitments — is much thinner than at other financial firms.
In this study, we look at the theoretical underpinning of a successful heuristic for estimation of urban travel times from lane occupancy measurements.
In a foreword to the book, Journeys in Grace and Truth, another evangelical bishop, Colin Fletcher, says: "There are an increasing number of evangelicals who... are looking afresh at the scriptures underpinning these debates, and particularly at the New Testament texts, and who are reaching different conclusions from the traditional interpretations of the past".
Allen seconds Chaplin's wink at the universal underpinning of success and filters his own specific artistic aptitude and passion out of the story in order to look at achievement itself from the figure of an Everymensch and to consider what, outside the specifics of art, he himself had to learn in order to stand on his own two feet in the big city.
He said: "We believe that it is time for a root-and-branch look at the legislation underpinning dangerous dogs, and other aspects like third party insurance, like dog control notices that we are looking at, and the idea that you put a microchip in every dog so that you can trace them back to their owners".
But as Mr Brown hammered away at the ideas underpinning New Labour, from fiscal restraint (how ironic that sounds today) to policies against long-term unemployment, Young came to see him as "truly an homme sérieux" and finally described him as "a very committed public servant in the best and uncynical sense".
DOE officials this week announced that a special review panel will take a fresh look at the science underpinning the $100,000 project, which proposes to test a new method of transforming radioactive waste into harmless byproducts.
