They think the euro is a dispensable experiment, a technical construct or a hedgie's plaything, when it is the solemn gage of German commitment to a united Europe — a project that, like most great undertakings, comes at a price.
Between 1899 and 1993 there were 1900 managerial changes in England, and going even further back it was one of the basic functions of the early secretary-manager to be sacked: he came into being as a dispensable frontman, a visible sacrifice to football's new and slightly alarming mass audience in times of failure.
Yeast transformation was carried out by an integrative process targeting a dispensable upstream region of the acetolactate synthase locus (ILV2), which determines sulfometuron methyl resistance.
A bacterial genome consists of two compartments: a "core genome" containing genes conserved in all the strains of a given species, and a "dispensable genome" containing genes that are absent from one or more strains.
This genome, alternatively named the pan-genome, is composed of a core genome made up of genes ubiquitously present in all strains of a given species, and a dispensable genome containing genes found only in single strains or particular lineages.
iii) The pan-genome: The pan-genome is composed of a core genome and a dispensable genome.
The repeats predicted by different methods have been shown as separate tracks for an essential (chromosome 8) and a dispensable chromosome (chromosome 14).
More precisely, a bacterial pangenome is composed by a core fraction, common to all strains, and a dispensable part that comprises, in turn, a unique (including all singleton genes) and an accessory component.
Physical activity should be a core educational concern, not a dispensable option.
