While Rutherford is no apologist for Galton, he goes some way towards rescuing him from his racism by acknowledging his pioneering research into identical twins, which led to the question that still haunts us today about the relative importance of society and inheritance in shaping human development (the phrase "nature v nurture" was coined by Galton).
But the majority of Sierra Leoneans are still extremely poor and it is still an open question how much of this new investment money will, in the development economists' phrase, "trickle down" to ordinary people.
For example, according to pattern C, phrase ' development of endothelial cell' will be tagged as an angiogenesis event, because ' development' is a trigger word, ' of' a preposition and ' endothelial cell' is a tissue.
That suggests that Mr. Hu's concept of "scientific development," a catch phrase for his policies to promote more balanced, equitable and sustainable development, will be enshrined in the Constitution alongside the political slogans of Mao, Deng Xiaoping and Mr. Jiang.
The closest Tom Mulcair has come to commenting on the issue has been reiterating his commitment to "sustainable development," a vague phrase that every politician is likely to mumble at some point in their career.
Development — of motif, phrasing, emotional content, you name it — isn't his game.
Agricultural development is a loaded phrase, vague in the way political phrases can be, because the way it is implemented depends on the viewpoints of those involved in decision making.
One development suggests another, a phrase will reveal things.
Adam brings a whole new meaning to the phrase arrested development as his out-of-date references pile up.
Add to this the score by Philip Glass, pouring forth like a bag of jewels, and you had a piece which, though entirely the development of a single phrase, was the most glamorous thing of the recent Judson/Grand Union seasons.
