Hanging in the balance is more than the fate of individual homeowners.
During development of multicellular organisms, transcription factors are responsible for dictating the fate of individual cells.
Mr. Klimov's next work, "The Adventures of a Dentist" (1965), was a parable about the fate of individual talent in the Soviet Union.
She expresses regret about the fate of individual performers and concern for both listeners and for the impact on the culture at large.
The process is guided by karma (the doctrine that actions have consequences in this life and the next), which determines the fate of individual souls.
It is typical that he should choose to frame his notion of freedom and the fate of individual identity in essentially literary (or textual) terms.
He said the law might be changed in innovative ways so that in times of financial crisis, when more is at stake than the fate of individual companies and their stakeholders, troubled companies could be kept functioning longer.
After he described at length the harrowing fate of individual Iraqi civilians attacked by the Blackwater convoy, Asuncion's voice was shaking, and he was asked to repeat a key line for the court stenographer to hear.
After he described at length the fate of individual Iraqi civilians attacked by the Blackwater convoy, Asuncion's voice was shaking, and he was asked to repeat a key line for the court stenographer to hear.
Marvin Goodfriend, a professor of economics at Carnegie Mellon University, said that such lending placed the Fed in the inappropriate position of deciding the fate of individual banks, choices that he said should be made by elected officials.
However more than that, in this struggle will be decided many things: the fate of individual countries, the future of the Middle East, and the direction of the relationship between politics and the religion of Islam.
