In October, 2008, at the height of the financial crisis, he circulated a twenty-page essay immodestly titled "A Template for Understanding What's Going On," which said the economy faced not just a common recession but a "deleveraging" — a period in which people cut back on borrowing and rebuild their savings — the impact of which would be felt for a generation.
"As well as bequeathing a legacy of pride and ambition, Liverpool set out a template for success which the rest of the UK can adapt and benefit from.
The aberrant transcript becomes a template for RDR6, which synthesizes the complementary strand and produces dsRNA.
The clone positions and accession numbers are given in Figure 2. In a second approach, mouse kidney cDNA (Clontech Marathon-ready cDNA) served as a template for PCR which used the Advantage-2 Polymerase Mix (Clontech).
However, we were able to verify that Tmc2 is expressed in the cochlea by using an organ of Corti cDNA library as a template for PCR, which corroborates the results presented by Kurima et al. (2002).
England's Protestant Reformation is inconceivable without him, and he created a template for royal boisterousness which lives on in early 21st-century nightclubs.
These dynamics offer a template for the piece, which is essentially organized around a series of duets for Ms. Knudson, Mr. Singh, Luke Gutgsell and Rachel Lehrer (all excellent), with six more dancers providing shifting groupings and occasional physical support.
CrowdFlower provides a template for sentiment analysis, which includes default settings such as the payment per task and the number of judgments per task.
Most importantly, easily processable ZnO NWs were adopted as a template for our nanocapacitors, which have some advantages such as the low cost, easy scale up, and low thermal budget.
The dominant idea in the literature through the 1940s was that the antigen acted as a template for antibody production, which was known as the "instructive" hypothesis.
