Conservatives are "modern-day Calvinists" who believe "humans are fundamentally capable of the worst" and that society must protect itself through hierarchies, boundaries and unquestionable moral codes.
The economy, he argued, was fundamentally capable of producing far more goods and services, employing more people and making more money.
That the SCN of arrhythmic Cry‐null animals is fundamentally capable of expressing (imposed) circadian oscillation is seen in co‐culture work where paracrine signals from a WT slice can restore rhythmicity (Maywood et al., 2011).
Surely if we are to truly use the mechanisms of capital markets and international trading to deliver environmental and social good, then those markets need to be fundamentally reformed, such that they are capable of truly valuing a common future as more valuable than a private present.
Education for the girl child should be emphasized so that women are fundamentally and financially capable of taking care of their children in the event of a separation.
"The other possibility is, O.K., this fault is fundamentally locked in some fashion, on pretty much all scales, and might be capable of popping off something large".
However, wind tunnel experiments are fundamentally targeted at testing fixed steady states, so in some cases ball ejection units capable of unsteady states are needed.
There are fundamentally two types of CARs.
"It's fundamentally a conflict of interest".
LipC is fundamentally a cold-acting lipase, capable of tolerating high concentrations of ions and heavy metals, and showing a shift in substrate specificity when incubated at higher temperatures.
He is capable of being loyal, but he is fundamentally disloyal.
