LipC is fundamentally a cold-acting lipase, capable of tolerating high concentrations of ions and heavy metals, and showing a shift in substrate specificity when incubated at higher temperatures.
There was Lendel, the cold blooded fundamentally efficient Czech New Yorker's were prone to dislike, but tolerated because he was married to nice Jewish girl and lived in Greenwich.
Mr. Waltz countered that the cold war was fundamentally different, because the 20th-century superpowers were so much stronger than their allies that only the superpowers mattered.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] state of RussiaSIR – Your assertion that Russia wields influence in global affairs through "fear" and that it wants to return to the "zero-sum strategic thinking" of the cold war is fundamentally wrong ("Putin's people", August 25th).
Although the approach may appear radical at first glance, that's mainly because we've been brainwashed into believing that there's something fundamentally wrong with rewarding college athletes with cold, hard cash.
This is President Obama's opportunity to reshape the post-cold-war world to make it fundamentally safer.
The picture that emerges of Millay is that of a cold, manipulative woman, capable of enormous charm but fundamentally narcissistic and self-absorbed.
The ceremony today -- attended by NATO's supreme allied commander in Europe, Gen. James L. Jones, and the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai -- signaled how fundamentally the world has changed since the end of the cold war, which brought NATO into existence.
Yet what has held everything up more fundamentally has been America's centuries-old reluctance, reinforced by the cold war, to let go of its hemispheric imperial view of Cuba.
