For Picture Post, he invoked the socialist Poum militia in Spain (Orwell's own corps) as a model for the Home Guard: "Superficially alike in mixture of uniforms… in shortage of weapons and ammunition, in hasty and incomplete organisation… they seemed to me more fundamentally alike in their serious eagerness to learn, their resolve to meet and defeat all difficulties".
A possible explanation for these superficially contradictory distributions of codon 129 in different outbreaks could be the compatibility of host genotype and strain of the infecting prion, in keeping with the conformational selection model of prion transmission (Collinge, 1999; Collinge and Clarke, 2007).
He was surely silenced more for wandering into the wrong place at the wrong time than for exposing the more superficially embarrassing positive prejudice policy.
The ouzel usage survived later in poetry, and still occurs as the name of the closely related ring ouzel (Turdus torquatus), and in water ouzel, an alternative name for the unrelated but superficially similar white-throated dipper (Cinclus cinclus).
In the field of oncology, PDT is primarily used for the treatment of superficially localised tumours (Dougherty et al, 1998).
Apart from these crimes, sectarian violence is almost non-existent in Scotland.Yet the ingredients for strife, superficially at least, do exist.
However, we have used high-definition technology, which has been shown to improve the diagnostic yield for superficially elevated, flat lesions.
For Dewey, the epidermis is only superficially the limit of the body.
And so the novel ends with the narrator contemplating his future conversion to Islam, superficially for the material benefits (the university salary from Qatari funds; the multiple wives), but really because submission to God is the only way of recovering meaning given the shallowness of a liberal, western democracy.
Superficially, for the reasons given under each rejected petition on the website.
