After the Second World War, more Americans started going to college, and workers with only high-school educations "came to be seen as underachievers" capable only of "unskilled labor".
Why is one month so important?' It is 'I am 17 years and 11 months and may be just as capable as some who are only just 18'.
It had a high resolution display rivalling Apple's "retina" displays and cost £1,000, but was only as capable as any other Chromebook costing a quarter of the price.
But because a president is only as capable as the bills that Congress passes, I included a few programs passed by a solidly Democratic Congress under Republican presidents, notably Eisenhower, Nixon, Ford and the first Bush.
One official involved in the discussion envisions a 2-meter mirror nearly as capable as Hubble's but weighing only 200 kilograms, a fraction of the weight of Hubble's mirror.
Wilkinson, previously derided as a man capable only of killing enterprise by kicking penalties and drop goals, was described as "magnificent" by the Sydney Sun-Herald, which added: "England had more than power and experience.
These findings suggest the existence of a transcriptional network that encompasses both genes and evoke a possible functional association between these two drug resistance transporters.> Studies have previously defined the malaria parasite transcriptome as hard-wired, capable only of very limited changes at the transcript level in response to specific metabolic challenges [ 43, 44, 60].
Some, such as the focometer, 28 29 are capable only of measuring but not correcting refractive error.
The film is structured as a series of semi-lucid moments between Hammer's frequent blackouts, caused by car wrecks and pistol whippings, as if his were a consciousness capable only of sporadic illumination, like one of the flickering neon signs seen in the backgrounds.
When I look at political advertising, my weakness makes me notice that voters are now portrayed as being capable of only one significant action - casting votes, handing over power.
