However, some small, fragile tissue cores may have also got lost during tissue processing.
This resilient versus fragile question is core to how we go about managing our lands and waters.
How was it that Lord Trotman (as he became in 1999) quickly turned Ford around, only to leave it so fragile that its core car business fell into loss ten years later?
Paul M. Gelb Los Angeles, June 21 , 2009To the Editor: Re "Fragile at the Core," by David Brooks (column, June 19): To suggest that the United States has some kind of hugely positive influence, as if we could make or break a revolution, as some commentators have suggested, ignores history.
The QDDR, thus, pronounces preventing and responding to conflicts in fragile states a core mission of the State Department and Agency for International Development.
Structural analysis may directly support ODEs-oriented dynamic analyses; e.g. [15] applies network decomposition for a modular parameter estimation approach, [16] introduces a structural persistency criterion, and transition invariants are used in [17] to identify fragile nodes and the core network responsible for the steady state behaviour, and in [18] to determine steady state solutions.
This demonstrates that the connection between membrane and actin core is fragile compared with the force produced by the retrograde flow of actin.This rupture was in all probed cases (n = 16) followed by an increase in actin polymerization at the tip that allows the filopodial actin shaft to keep its length (Fig. 1C), or in some cases (n = 6) to even reconnect to the membrane and pull again.
At the core is a fragile subculture of filmmakers, artists and poets.
In a society in which multiculturalism is encouraged, the loyalty of these immigrants to the United States and its core culture is fragile.
Most central banks in the region will keep interest rates on hold through 2009 due to the fragile economic recovery and subdued core inflation.
