Eventually, the paper and bamboo of which fire lance barrels were originally constructed came to be replaced by metal.
From that human construct comes an athlete who neither buckled beneath it nor luxuriated within it, a player with a motor good for rushes, receptions and returns, a 6-foot, 201-pound sophomore who looks smallish amid the giants on the field but formidable up close.
This may relate to the fact that the co-expression of the multiple proteins that would be needed to analyse or recreate metabolic pathways is very difficult, if not impossible, to achieve with replicating virus systems due to such phenomena as recombination between different virus constructs and virus exclusion, whereby one construct comes to dominate within a given cell.
And Dr Gold continued to pour out ideas over the years, some of which turned out to be correct and some not.He got his own back on Ryle, for instance, by claiming in 1951 that some of the signals being detected by the radio telescopes that astronomers were then constructing came from outside the Milky Way galaxy in which the Earth resides.
Motivation as a psychological construct came under close examination since it was believed that it could improve our understanding of the learning process by shedding light on the affective as well as cognitive aspects of learning such as learners' thoughts and attributions or the situation-specific factors like the effect of environment in which learning takes place.
Our job is to explain to people how this construct came to be, and how it's changed the world in how human beings relate to one another.
The labour market stressors construct came out separately in both the remote and non-remote FA's.
For stable nuclear transformation of P. morum the aphVIII gene of S. rimosus driven by a V. carteri hsp70A/ rbcS3 tandem promoter proved to be a suitable selectable marker, even though all parts of the DNA construct came from heterologous sources.
One of Trump's signature constructs comes when he's about to say something controversial — even conspiratorial — but wants to lean on others to do it.
His term "constructed situations" comes from the French theorist Guy Debord's 1957 manifesto "Report on the Construction of Situations," which called for the artist to generate moments that would jolt the spectator out of passivity, rendering him the co-creator of a less mediocre life.
