It's that Jewish identity, like any other, can be imposed on one person, while another tries to adopt it voluntarily.
Dynamic simulations showed that the bed temperature changes slowly when a stepwise change is imposed on one of the parameters.
The osmotic stress was imposed on one month old hydroponically grown rooted cuttings by supplementing the growth medium with PEG 6000 at 50 g/L [ 58].
Therefore, it is possible that similar compensatory mechanisms could have prevented the hypoxia exposures from translating into changes in tumour progression and that different results could be seen if the gassings were imposed on one of the above-mentioned repair-deficient models.
This is true, but the fundamentals of the relationship between Israel and Palestine have now changed, and can no longer be characterized as being between one strong party and another weak, helpless one that is completely lacking in the instruments to alter its position, and which has no choice but to cave in to the de facto realities being imposed on it, one after the other.
Warner contends that the management structures being imposed on universities are nothing like one would see in a real business in the current economic environment, but one from 30 years ago.
One hopes Mahmoud Abbas won't bow to the tremendous pressure being imposed on him.
Among those approaches, constraints were suggested to be imposed on any one of the three APC variables without affecting the underlying theoretical framework [ 13].
Denouncing "anarchic globalisation", she called for human values to be imposed on financial ones, as a means of "carrying on the torch of a great country, France, which gave the world revolutionary principles about the emancipation of the people".Ms Royal, believe it or not, is considered a moderate.
As socialist realism was imposed on Soviet writers, one form of permissible resistance, of finding an inner freedom, was to read translations of foreign writers.
