And as if this was not enough, the very ingredient — ubiquitous connectivity — that has served as lubricant for the disruption of entire industries is now on the verge of being disrupted itself.
D1 receptor homooligomers could also be disrupted by agonist, but at higher concentrations than that required for the disruption of the D1 D2 heteromer.
Her concerns are for the disruption of her household.
In the town of Koidu, small-time diamond dealer Abdul Karim Daboh resents Charles Taylor in particular for the disruption of his education.
(On Monday, a federal judge extended the 11 October deadline by one day to allow for the disruption of the hurricane).
On the basis of this research, Christensen and Eyring's recommendations for the disruption of the modern university include a "mix of face-to-face and online learning".
His acolytes and imitators, including no small number of hucksters, have called for the disruption of more or less everything else.
For those landowners who do not own the mineral rights, the usual compensation has been a few thousand dollars for the disruption of hosting an oil rig.
On the ground the same induction effects are responsible for the disruption of electrical transmission lines and for corrosion in pipelines.
UPHD also sent a letter to Khan apologising for the disruption of its protest, but suggested Uber's business model resulted in "abuses that would be more fitting of Victorian era London than a 21st-century global mega city".
The primary responsibility for the disruption of Egypt's democratic transition, and the paroxysms of violence that have ensued in its wake, however, lies with General al-Sisi and the Egyptian army.
