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Among the resources published here you will find talks by UC Berkeley faculty members, from biology, anthropology, cognitive science, psychology, and education, whose research bears on how students learn and how best to organize teaching based on the research.

But, says Mr Mahmud in Islamabad, Pakistan's willingness to let the Hurriyat talk to India is "based on the assumption that Kashmiri leaders will not settle for autonomy".This clash over final results could matter soon, because it bears on how the talks will be structured.

This bears on how we understand dispositions (see the entry on dispositions) because the triggering conditions are often complex and multiply realized (including manifestations without a trigger), as well as the fact that cells exhibit dispositions with multiple possible manifestations (cell types) in specific sequential orderings (Hüttemann and Kaiser forthcoming).

The question is whether the genre conventions of hip-hop should bear on how schools and courts can treat words that, if taken literally, may go beyond the boundaries of First Amendment protection.

Obviously, answers to any one of these four questions will bear on how the other three ought to be answered.

"The burden that both our troops and our families bear in any wartime situation is going to bear on how I see these conflicts," Mr. Obama said, speaking to reporters several hours later in the Oval Office.

It brings a wealth of empirical evidence to bear on how race-sensitive admissions policies actually work and clearly defines the effects they have had on over 45,000 students of different races.

From our research, we take away three additional, more nuanced findings that bear on how we have the discussion moving forward: 1) Existing research using the "MHHI" measure is misguided.

We have brought chemical thinking to bear on how a reactive and toxic molecule like NO functions selectively in biological responses such as blood vessel dilation, central nervous system signaling and signaling in prokaryotes.

He brought his wide interest in the arts to bear on how he thought about the issues and how he sought to engage people in a dialogue and discussion about them.

Thomas, who was re-elected in the suburban marginal seat of Harrow West last week, believes he can bring a different perspective to the issues facing London from his fellow contenders, focusing strongly on the changing character of Outer London and, as chair of the Co-operative Parthe bringing the principles of mutualism and devolved power to bear on how London's public services are run.