Such a rapid fossil fuel phaseout was proposed to the Parliamentary Environment Audit Committee early last year in the form of complete decarbonisation of power by 2030.
One obvious line of objection is that explanations, in ordinary life as well as in the sciences, rarely take the form of complete arguments.
Hypermetamorphosis, a form of complete metamorphosis, occurs in some beetles, flies, and other insects and is characterized by a series of larval stages.
Apple says around half the tracks sold through iTunes are individual tracks, and half are sold in the form of complete albums.
In the end, after the federal police marched in on Feb. 6 and hauled the remaining strikers away to jail, it seemed that the strike had been an end in itself, a form of complete resistance against social and economic changes they could never hope to control.
It is important to recognize, however, that the unconcealment at issue is not a matter of the bringing about of some form of complete and absolute transparency.
In a future paper, it will be shown that the most efficient forms of complete n-RANCs predict major aspects of the anatomical structure and physiological organization of the cerebral cortex.
This information is fragmentary, little of it being in the form of complete sequences, either of transcripts or genomes.
We present Comparative Sibelia software (C-Sibelia) for the comparison of two bacterial genomes in the form of complete sequences or draft assemblies.
The primary end point of this study is clinical benefit rate (CBR) defined as the fraction of patients receiving clinical benefit (CB) in the form of complete or partial response or stable disease ≥ 4 months according to RECIST 1.1.
6, 7 Anecdotal data have demonstrated topical application of antibiotics or steroids in mild cases, oral antibiotics or corticosteroids in moderate cases, with severe cases requiring surgical intervention in the form of complete or partial nail avulsions.
