But he is good at one thing in particular: governing.Wonks have long revered Mr Daniels.
Indeed, most of the democratic countries that adopted compulsory voting laws — including Australia in 1924 — did so less for the idealistic reasons of increasing turnout, as Mr. Galston suggests, and more to shore up the vote share of their particular governing parties.
With this understanding, one can design experiments to study more detailed signal-control principles of a particular signaling network governing heterogeneous differentiation.
The tensile properties of an MWK structure in a particular direction are governed by those of the yarns inserted in that direction.
It also became clear that the public attitude at a particular time is governed by the information environment over several years immediately prior to that time.
The motion of the particles of the swarm in a particular landscape is governed by an attractant repellent profile, which has an intimate linkage with the distance separating the particles.
Survival and proliferation of a particular species is governed by its competitive fitness.
Thus, the growth of a particular genotype is governed not only by its own replication rate, but also by the replication rate of the other genotypes.
There is no "gold standard" cancer QoL questionnaire available and the choice of selecting a QoL questionnaire for a particular study is governed for the most part by the research goals of that study.
In this regard, those who design a particular intervention, or govern its development and use, typically do this with a different rationale or perspective than those who are affected; and designers, decision-makers, and deliverers might themselves maintain distinct norms and values [ 25].
