The subsequent diversion of Asc into a catabolic fate may occur at a generally low rate, but over a sufficient period that TA levels accumulate as seen in the pre-veraison berry, since the TA thus formed is essentially metabolically inert.
The U.S. was the lead for training the Afghan National Army but fell short due to subsequent diversion of critical resources and talent to Iraq.
Mr. Rubin said that Mr. Tonken fell into debt in the late 1990's during his first efforts at raising money and that his subsequent diversions of money had been prompted by his desire to clear the debt.
The friendship that transpires is a kind of nothing – a brief period of talking, laughing, sharing silences – which has the potential to be life-changing; its unacknowledged longing made all the more poignant by the knowledge that neither will ever know of the other's subsequent diversions.
He has a dog, "a diversion named Walter".
Designing houses was a diversion, a pastime.
(Emma Watson has a thankless part as a diversion for Clark).
Billy Boy was both a diversion and a fellow traveler.
"Diversity can be a diversion," said Jackson.
On Tuesday, as Roethlisberger sat on a podium nearby and was peppered with questions regarding last summer's sexual-assault accusations and subsequent four-game suspension by the N.F.L. to start this season, Keisel, his best friend, provided a comic diversion.
