His ideology became a primary resource for the writing of Iran's Islamic constitution and continues to influence politics in contemporary Iran.
Since its founding in July 2004, following a generous gift from The Merrill Family Foundation, The Philip Merrill Center for Strategic Studies has been a primary resource to improve the quality of teaching in strategic studies and promote dialogue on major issues of the national security agenda.
These data provide a primary resource for investigating gene regulatory mechanisms of telencephalon development and enable studies of the role of distant-acting enhancers in neurodevelopmental disorders.
"It serves a purpose of providing a primary resource to our faculty and students about these major artistic trends in recent art history," she said, "but it doesn't have to stay in the classroom".
Fertile land is a primary resource, the ownership of which has implications for the mode of production and the deployment of labor.
I had not previously visited the national archives and did so at the request of a professor at Cornell to investigate the acquisition of a primary resource collection now available on microfilm.
The current version of the 3DSwap database is focused on developing a primary resource that documents various primary features of 3D domain swapping.
S. A. M. Adshead writes that this salt tax represents "the first time that an indirect tax, rather than tribute, levies on land or people, or profit from state enterprises such as mines, had been the primary resource of a major state".
(As Robert Kiley, head of digital services at the library of the Wellcome Trust, the world's second-biggest private funder of biomedical research, puts it: "We spend a billion pounds a year, and we get back articles"). It is the primary resource of our most respected realm of expertise.
The output of these facilities is largely dependent on the availability of the primary resource of water while the effect of unit forced unavailability is usually not significant in comparison.
