Mr. Hancock, the pianist, has become basic to the jazz vocabulary since the mid-1960's mid-1960's on, he's still fantastic.
Many landlords and environmentalists expect retrofits will become basic to commercial leasing as the city's new law takes effect and as more information becomes publicly available about the energy waste in buildings.
I recognise that those who make their moral decisions simply on the basis of assessing consequences don't accept this distinction, but for Christian moral theology, it is absolutely basic, as it has become basic to good medical practice and proper military conduct.
Thus, the Vedic religion evolved a science of phonetics and, later, of grammar, which was summed up in the 5th or 6th century bc by the grammarian Pāṇini in Aṣṭādhyāyī ("Eight Chapters"), a book that was to become basic to Sanskrit education.
Over the years Mr. Hancock, the pianist, has become basic to the jazz vocabulary, and when he's on, he's still fantastic; the band this week includes musicians who have worked with him often over the last five years, among them the saxophonist Gary Thomas, the bassist Scott Colley and the drummer Teri Lynne Carrington.
These findings would become basic to the understanding of thalassinidean shrimp population dynamics conducive to their key roles as benthic community organizers and ecosystem engineers in marine soft sediments.
That in some form or other they become basic to any degree of study.
Thus during the course of electropulsation, the local pH at the cathode became basic while the pH close to the anode turned acidic.
For E. coli, during growth with acetate as electron donor, the external medium environment became basic and acid was added to maintain neutral pH as shown in Figure 2 (panels c & d).
