Without blowing it all for the listeners, there's a core to it about an apparently irreversible vector we're already on as a species.
There was always a core to the town, a heart, from which homes radiated.
Herein, ethyl-β-d-glucopyranoside, a sugar molecule containing homogeneous groups, was directly employed as a core to synthesize an amphiphilic miktoarm star copolymer via a chemoenzymatic approach without complicated decoration and protection of the core.
You look for an underlying pattern, a core to your character that you must understand as deeply as possible.
The revolution in technology has come in the last two years, with the shift from balls with a wound, liquid core to a solid core with a soft, thin cover.
The script is filled with words like "courage," "discipline" and "standards," all meant to convey a highly moral core to a benevolent policy.
Times Square itself was transformed in the 1990s from a seedy urban core to a brightly lit hub of tourism and high-powered corporate consumerism.
Optimum conditions for linking imaging agents, PEG, or a peptidic core to a peptidic core were determined.
But that also means a compression of, say, 5 centimeters will jam the grains, and form a rigid core, to a depth of 50 centimeters.
These changes include moving fastening technology from simple adhesive tapes to mechanical fasteners, moving from plastic backing to a cloth-like backing, and from an "allcellulose" core to a super-absorbent core.
