These new cities – or more precisely, new conurbations – demonstrate how complexes of land can become comprehensively urbanised without ever really acquiring the character of a city.
It is to ensure the country's citizens become "comprehensively developed human beings possessed of sound body and sturdy willpower", he explained, "so that they can contribute to labour and national defence".
In the process, the meaning of Christmas has become comprehensively Americanised - complete with the ubiquitous iconography of Santa Claus, red-nosed reindeer, red costumes trimmed with white and shopping to the sound of piped seasonal muzak.
In order to increase flexibility and adaptability and to make the public sphere leaner and performance-oriented, the debureaucratization of the state's administrative apparatus became fashionable, if not comprehensively applied.
With the development of high throughput methodologies such as ChIP-chip (reviewed in [17]) and more recently ChIP-seq (e.g. [18], [19]), it has become possible to comprehensively map regions in the genome of mammalian cells that are occupied by TFs of interest.
It becomes possible to comprehensively analyse cancers through a serum miRNA-based biomarker without the need for biopsy, surgery or other invasive methods.
With the availability of all these pathway-level aggregation methods, it becomes important to comprehensively evaluate how these methods compare with one another.
The issue then becomes how to comprehensively and effectively assess all of the health dimensions of a population, including disease and illness, along with an understanding of changing population characteristics in LMICs.
Genetic patterns could not be studied comprehensively until whole genome sequences became available.
They topped a group also featuring Croatia and Switzerland but in the quarter-finals became one of several big-name teams to be comprehensively worked over by Angelos Charisteas and Greece.
