Thus a policy of urbanization existed in which the legions, as the nearest convenient source of architects and craftsmen, played an organizing role.
Law enforcement officials are searching for an older man who they suspect may have played an organizing role in the terrorist attacks on the Pentagon and the World Trade Center, senior officials said today.
These findings reveal two distinct functions of Ribeye in ribbon synapse formation--clustering Ca(V 1.3a channels at the presynapse and stabilizing contacts with afferent neurons--and suggest that Ribeye plays an organizing role in synaptogenesis.
I will not participate in any event where the institution plays an organizing role, nor will I associate myself in any way that might reasonably be seen as providing active support for that institution". A fairly lengthy list of academics have signed on to Farrell's position.
JERUSALEM — Amin al-Hindi, an associate of the Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat and a former Palestinian Authority intelligence chief who was widely suspected of having played an organizing role in the deadly attack on Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics, died Tuesday in Amman, Jordan.
DailyD seeks to fill an organizing role in a highly fragmented market right now.
Using different theoretical perspectives Kjaer (2009) has, summarized dynamics that may create an organizing role for media focus.
We first defined a subset of consistently positioned nucleosomes in the yeast genome as primary candidates for playing an organizing role in chromatin structure.
Our data brings us a step forward in potentiating the suggestion for an organizing role for hindbrain boundaries, mediated by FGF3 signaling.
NFRs with high sequence conservation and affinity for various transcription factors have been suggested to play an organizing role in the formation of nearby nucleosomes [ 6, 7, 16].
While imaginary identification has an organizing role in mental life, Lacan [ 16, 22, 23] stresses its accompanying tendency for misrecognition: it masks the heterogeneity of the subject through sustaining a sense of self-unity [ 16].
