He considered English a form of combat, a process of "discarding grammar, throwing syntax out, subverting images from within, beating the drum and cymbals of rhythm, developing torture chambers of irony and sarcasm, gas ovens of limitless black resonance".
However, despite a tableau of senior personnel officers gathered at the Pentagon to explain how they were marching toward a future of gender integration in combat, the process will be slow and deliberate.
The tissue change can make women more susceptible to breast cancer, and a reliable model of fibrosis eventually could be used to screen for therapies to combat the process.
Whether a service member met direct combat or processed re-enlistment packages, he or she can struggle to translate the important skills and training received in the armed services to the civilian employment landscape.
Ultimately, we will have to find better drugs to combat both processes.
The seeds of this species contain highly unsaturated oil with significant amounts of tocopherols and phytosterols, representing an important source of agents capable of combatting oxidative processes.
Poets and philosophers idealized combat as the process by which nature weeds out the weak and improves the human race.
Art-making is one way inmates can combat the "mortification process," the loss of self suffered by prisoners.
Frequent exercise, proper nutrition, and pharmacological therapy are three strategies used to combat the deconditioning process, yet some reduction in fitness is inevitable.
The findings are a milestone for researchers who believe that the best way to tackle diseases of old age may be to design new drugs that combat the ageing process itself.
