Under these circumstance, developing fluorescent protein based copper(I) sensors is highly demanded.
In an interview with After Dark in 1972, she said she used fantasy to escape her circumstances, developing an ambition to act in the process.
Rule 23 empowers district courts to "alte[r] or amen[d]" class-certification orders based on circumstances developing as the case unfolds.
Under these industrial and market circumstances, developing environmentally friendly chemical technologies based on this eminent green chemical is an important task for today's chemistry and biotechnology scholars engaged in contemporary sustainable chemistry and green technology research.
This establishes an opportunity to promote health and wellbeing for all children, irrespective of their circumstances, developing knowledge and skills for the foundations for future health.
Finally, we explore how sex workers, as individuals or within groups, have responded to their circumstances, developing strategies to cope and mobilize against the multiple violations that emerge as endemic to sex work on the continent.
The Mets have been lurking in the background, waiting for such a circumstance to develop, but they don't seem to be in any better position than the Yankees or the Red Sox, despite a report Thursday in the Minneapolis newspaper The Star Tribune.
Any group of people, unmoored from familiar circumstances, develops a small society apart, defined by in jokes and common points of mental reference.
Yet he overcomes his circumstances, develops a reputation for business integrity and progressive views on marriage.
Once again, a fiduciary whose beneficiary asks her to walk a mile with him must, if circumstances develop to require it, walk with him twain; but a contractual promisor must walk only the mile, and only along the path, that she promised.
Thus, where circumstances develop not attributable to prosecutorial or judicial overreaching, a motion by the defendant for mistrial is ordinarily assumed to remove any barrier to reprosecution, even if the defendant's motion is necessitated by prosecutorial or judicial error.
