First, why and how was expert knowledge of all stripes, nurtured in the academy, actively oriented toward state (primarily the military) and then, in the 1970s, toward market concerns?
Nonetheless, what binds this diversity of cases together is the use of the do-construction to introduce content into the interaction in a way that actively orients to a contrastive understanding.
Males actively search for mates, orienting themselves on pheromones released by the females (Amano & Chant, 1978a; Pappas, Broufas, & Koveos, 2005).
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Foremost is a conception of abstraction as unusually body oriented and actively engaged with either the optics of perception or the possibility of function.
The factor 2 viewpoint is oriented around actively opposing the practice of FGC and considering the practice a violation of human rights.
Specifically, we identified more divergently oriented and actively transcribed αβ pairs in T2Bo_V than L17_V and speculated that T2Bo may be a more heterologous B. bovis population with higher virulence than L17.
Our results indicate that permethrin-treated textiles provide minimal non-contact spatial repellency but strong contact irritancy against ticks, manifesting as a "hot-foot" effect and resulting in ticks actively dislodging from contact with vertically oriented treated textile.
Encysting trophozoites were prepared for electron microscopy as described previously [14] and were allowed to actively attach to sapphire disks to obtain uniformly oriented parasites for fixation and subsequent sectioning in the dorso-ventral plane.
However, live imaging of neuron-radial glial interactions indicates that these neurons actively probe different radial glial strands during their tangentially oriented migration (Fig. 2B, Fig. 3B, Movies S3, S4, S5, S6, S7).
