Still, many residents and doctors say the match improves on the haphazard process that preceded it.
This view of the kinetochore as a highly honed and accurate piece of cellular engineering seems incompatible with the seemingly haphazard processes that in many organisms govern where kinetochores are assembled on chromosomes.
But elsewhere, one top-ranking major label executive said that creating a clean version of a record at his label was a haphazard process with no rules and that it was usually done by an unsupervised junior staff member at a computer.
Among them are Atlanta's Sweet Auburn, the birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Joe Frazier's Gym in Philadelphia, historic post office buildings across the United States "threatened by a haphazard disposition process that is causing willing buyers and developers to walk away," the village of Zoar, which is in danger of flooding, and the deteriorating Ellis Island Hospital Complex.
Endocrine gland secretion is not a haphazard process; it is subject to precise, intricate control so that its effects may be integrated with those of the nervous system and the immune system.
For them, lining up home care is likely to be a haphazard process.
The creation of new knowledge is a haphazard process: not every sector in an economy is equally involved.
But they are usually not displayed in one place, and finding them can be a haphazard process.
As Ricardo Hausmann and Dani Rodrik, two economists at Harvard University, put it in a recent paper*, economic development is a haphazard process of "self-discovery".
But this is by nature a haphazard process, and most countries now have, or aim to have, a national bibliography based on the acquisitions of the national library.
