"Constant-shutdown, permanent-emergency governance is so destructive that no other serious country engages in or could tolerate it," James Fallows writes in the Atlantic.
Aside from the constant transcriptional shutdown of the SREBF2 local subnetwork that regulates cholesterol biosynthesis, the majority of network components show a characteristic swap in transcription response between early (day 3) and late (week 12) phase of the time-course (Figure 4, 5).
One of the few constants in the shutdown negotiations has been the president's shifting positions, and Sunday was no exception.
Francis Fukuyama discusses Congress's dysfunctional budgetary politics in "The American Interest", asking why the United States is one of the only advanced democracies under constant threat of government shutdown.
Imaging studies conducted in conjunction with the cell death biomarkers during the OXi4503 phase I confirmed early (4 h) dose-related pharmacodynamic activity in patients, manifest in this case as a reduction in DCE-MRI transfer constant consistent with vascular shutdown (Patterson et al, 2012).
The report on Monday from the lawyers' panel found that the constant infighting, plus another A.T.M. shutdown after the 2011 tsunami and nuclear disaster, diverted the bank's attention away from dealing appropriately with loans to gangsters.
It has constant weather or equipment-failure driven shutdowns.
But with the seemingly constant news about digital media layoffs and shutdowns, would Hippeau invest in a media startup today?
In 2013, Chinatown went into shutdown as business owners protested against constant raids, which left them feeling targeted.
In 2013 Chinatown went into shutdown as business owners protested against constant raids, which they said left them feeling targeted.
Delays and temporary shutdowns were rampant, and overcrowding a constant concern, as it remains today.
