Astronomers, for example, still do not have a good theory to explain how their standard candles, supernovas, explode, and theories of cluster growth depend on assumptions about the nature of the dark matter in the universe and the nature of the original fluctuations that give birth to them.
But a more conservative justice could tip the scales back again, especially since many laws governing hate crimes, adoption, and housing, for example, still don't include sexual orientation as a protected category.
Yammer for example still does not have real-time updates; Convo has buggy mobile apps; and so on.
Though these two courses are more in line with the objectives of the Commission on the Teaching of Bioethics and QAA recommendations than the previous two examples, they still do not emphasize the need to comprehend the scientific background of the topic.
For example, we still don't price carbon in this economy, so private investments in energy efficiency and emissions mitigation are radically under-provided.
For example, we still don't even have a precise definition of "stemness," noted Ali Brivanlou of Rockefeller University, who is doing studies to see exactly which genes get up- or down-regulated at what stages in ES cell development.
For example, scientists still don't know if the transplanted neurons need to form electrical connections in the host's brain or if it's enough for them just to be churning out dopamine, says Jaenisch.
"Even when this condition is met, for example, we still don't turn on all the features at once as this would create unnecessary drain on the BikeTag and user's smart phone battery.
Some - the infallibly sapient Roger Kimball, for example - still do.
For example, I still don't fully know where this letter should go, but I know it has something to do with cardinals.
