His position has not changed, namely that he wants to leave City and is effectively in Manchester against his will, and City's stance also remains the same, willing to sell him to any club who meet their asking price.
These precise parallels in channel evolution among species reveal a surprising facet of evolution that biologists had no inkling of before the ability to pinpoint adaptive changes in DNA — namely, that evolution is more reproducible than previously thought.
A much better analogy is a jigsaw puzzle: many pieces are missing, and some might even be in the wrong place, but there is little doubt that the overall image is clear, namely that climate change is a serious threat that needs to be urgently addressed.
The fundamental message of the first article, namely that seemingly minor changes in the order of genes in a chromosome can have a far-reaching evolutionary impact, is an excellent example of a basic concept of science that "many Americans simply don't understand," to quote the second article.
He uses a notion of what fashion isn't (namely that fashions unaccountably change; that hemlines rise and fall as inexplicably as the motions of sub-atomic particles) to obscure class problems in British society of which those in the acting profession are the most clamorous exemplars.
Namely, that omega_0 n_0, where n_0 is an integer, is equal to the change in phase.
"Namely, that man pursues woman".
Namely, that purpose trumps moral ambiguity.
The co-authors, led by graduate student Bill Anderegg of Stanford University, tapped online lists of scientists who have signed statements (like this, this, or this) in support or opposition to the main findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), namely, that the planet is warming and humans are largely responsible.
But Stephens' views on climate change ― namely that the jury is still out on whether burning fossil fuels is the chief cause ― drew the widest condemnation.
