Therefore, by fashioning a political process endorsed by the ayatollah that ultimately put religious Shiites beholden to Iran in power, the Americans undermined their goal of creating a secular, pro-Western nation.
In the process of fashioning a film-ready version of Turing from the details of the real Turing's life, the demands of truth are hardly up for a fair fight against the pressures of Hollywood.
Such large populations will tend to become fixed for the beneficial mutations carrying the largest benefits in an almost deterministic fashion, a process enabling the large population to reach the nearest fitness peak quite rapidly.
They worried that, under exacting new requirements for informed consent by embryo donors, most of the Bush-approved lines wouldn't make the grade, but NIH has fashioned a two-tiered vetting process which allows for some flexibility in considering older lines.
In The Lexus and the Olive Tree, published in 1999, the influential New York Times columnist celebrated globalisation in triumphal fin-de-siècle fashion as a process whose end-point is universal Americanisation.
27, 36, 69 Thus, while Wallerian degeneration is complete within 1 3 days of axotomy in wild-type mice, almost all of the intramuscular axons and motor nerve terminals remain wholly intact for about 3 days after section of the sciatic nerve and only then degenerate, in a progressive fashion, via a process of asynchronous retraction of synaptic boutons from motor endplates.
Whether contact between Serbia and Kosovo comes via the organs of regional cooperation; whether it is established through discreet back-channels; or whether the European Union fashions an Oslo-style peace process does not matter greatly.
"If anyone out there is actually being harmed, in any particular fashion, there's a process in which you go about doing that," he said, but did not elaborate further. .
Hammer identified much of the New Age movement as corresponding to the concept of "folk religiosity" in that it seeks to deal with existential questions regarding subjects like death and disease in "an unsystematic fashion, often through a process of bricolage from already available narratives and rituals".
Ms. Duerr believes the equivalent of fast food is fast fashion: an industrial process filled with joyless overconsumption and noxious byproducts.
