The Peak came at a nervous time for architecture, when the profession was on the brink of a collective nervous breakdown, self-flagellating for the perceived and actual failings of the modern movement.
Syngenta says that having the crop make the enzyme for its own breakdown — self-processing corn, as it were — will increase ethanol output while reducing the use of water, energy and chemicals in the production process.
Without the language, a breakdown in self esteem, law and order can result (Excerpt 4).
Without the language, a breakdown in self esteem, law and order can result.
Moreover, study of gene-manipulated animals that develop systemic autoimmune diseases has provided insights into the mechanisms of maintenance and breakdown of self tolerance.
The knockdown of the ARC1 gene in a self-incompatible B. napus 'W1' line has been found to result in a partial breakdown of self-incompatibility phenotype, suggesting that the ARC1 gene is required for the Brassica self-incompatibility.
Such mixtures may lead to a breakdown of self-incompatibility systems in outcrossing sexuals, and therefore to selfing (e.g. Richards, 1997).
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is an autoimmune disorder characterized by a breakdown of self-tolerance in B cells and the production of antibodies against nuclear self-antigens.
Speciation was associated with the breakdown of self-incompatibility in C. rubella, and this species has evolved to be highly self-fertilizing [ 33].
A total breakdown of self-control is the perfect backdrop for this bill.
Now, with political unrest shaking the power structure, the tribal breakdown is self-evident.
