Our elected officials will soon fill a function much like the one the media fills now, as mere agents of a greater power.
In Turkey, the Holstein is living out an ancestral role, filling a function its breeding has left behind, and only because it's the only choice.
The most common goal is filling a function in the law school.
In recent years, they've made an effort to up the ante on these honorary films, which usually just fill a function like giving the hometown crowd a movie to cheer (the Competition isn't always filled with French films) or bringing in some stars and quality be damned.
By contrast, in the present study, the focus is on personal or nursing aides living in elderly people's private homes and providing around-the-clock care, thus filling a function similar to that of a family member; 3) in an Israeli study about nursing assistants' work stressors and the connection to the workers' well-being, findings indicated low levels of well-being among nursing-home workers.
Our data suggest that the male-biased aphid slimfast paralogs diverged from their ancestral function to fill a functional role in males.
As odd as it is, this being a festival of literature, not politics, the eagerness of writers to discuss politics and our role as citizens of states and countries and towns fills a crucial function - one not required in, say, reading a novel.
The obturation time for the root fillings performed with each of the two techniques was compared using Wilcoxon's two-sample test (Table II). Figure 1 describes the relative distance from the most apical part of the root filling as a function of the average amount of voids in percentage for each root filling technique.
Bullshit fills an important function in civic society.
We believe that RGST fills an important function by automatically assigning conclusive symbols to rat genes in accordance with the rat gene symbol nomenclature rules.
