"For the last quarter-century, Poland has really remade itself, and in so doing changed the European landscape as a result," said Stephan Richter, president of The Globalist Research Center in Washington, noting a "core of stability" between Poland and Germany.
No leading power is able to have friendly relations with every country in the world, thus the core of competition between China and the United States will be to see who has more high-quality friends.
One comfort that no one should skip is the chocolate pizza, which is a sort of Italianate improvement on the Pop-Tart: a core of Nutella between two thin layers of crispy crust, all of it covered with powdered sugar and an Expressionist choco-drizzle.
He sees "the central core of town between Nørreport, City Hall and Kongens Nytorv becoming car-free within a decade", and is striving for 50% of all commutes to be made by bike across Greater Copenhagen by 2025 – not such a lofty goal, given that the current figure is 41%.
The common core of meaning between them is that a "mystery" is a doctrine which is (to some degree) not understood, in the sense explained above.
In reality the core of interaction between scientists, readers, laymen, institutions, publishers and editors is at a crucial, evolutionary juncture.
The core of HMM between beginning (B) and ending (E) states consists of the matching (M) states, insertion states (I), and deletion states (D).
BRCA2 amino acids 31, 32, and 35, which project from a short helix into the hydrophobic pocket of PALB2, provide the core of interaction between the two proteins.
This is because pattern 3 is a positional trait, essential in order to anchor the core of similarity between 2 CAP sequences.
