This forged the basis for the later projects on genetics and intervention evaluation.
Zuckerman's programme of disciplining the public's imagination, of forging the basis for rational civilian behaviour by displacing anecdote and mystery with rigorous experimental data and the analytics of risk calculation, was thus recognized as a means of transitioning from pre-war anxiety to wartime nerve.
One of their efforts to forge these connections is the basis for a curious little show at the Pollock-Krasner Housexploringdy Center exploring a link between Gutai and the artist Jackson Pollock.
We also analyzed how over-reliance on our World War II victory was being used as the basis for forging a modern Russian identity.
But we will survive this ordeal, because the youth, political parties and many in the military realize that sacrifices will be necessary in the months to come, and that these sacrifices will be the basis for forging a modern Yemen built on the principles of citizenship and equal rights for all.
Computer use can be the "basis for forging a lot of friendship ties," said Tora K. Bikson, a researcher at the Rand Corporation who did a yearlong study of two groups of employees of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power were asked to devise a company retirement plan.
Within three decades he had served as Treasury secretary and forged the modern financial and economic systems that are the basis for American might today.
This includes forging the crucial link between the Millennium Development Goals, which are now the basis for our action, and the re-commitment for development resources established by the Financing for Development Conference that was held in Monterey.
This attempt to forge a long-term solution was rejected by the troika and provided the basis for the impasse of the last few months.
The basis for this new lawsuit is that Wright forged signatures and backdated documents in an attempt to obtain billions of dollars worth of bitcoin and intellectual property that were allegedly held jointly by Wright and Kleiman.
Mr. Fleischer said the White House had corrected the president's statement in March, when the International Atomic Energy Agency concluded that documents that had provided much of the basis for the claim about Iraq's efforts to buy uranium were forged.
