They say that the choice of Mr. Kan, a deputy prime minister with limited experience in running the nation's economy, shows the desire of the new prime minister, Yukio Hatoyama, to step up efforts to achieve his government's main goal: changing the way Japan is governed by shifting power to elected politicians, away from career bureaucrats.
One does not expect a compositional semantics for hyperbole, metonymy, or irony: one does not expect a compositional semantics for speech governed by shifting presuppositions.
Here we suggest a mechanistic conformational level description where cellular processes consist of independent components governed by dynamically shifting populations.
Indices 0 3 indicate the clock zones, governed by a phase shifted original clock signal C0, so that when a cell in clock zone 0 is in the hold phase, a cell in clock zone 1 is in the switch phase, a cell in clock zone 2 is in the relax phase, and a cell in clock zone 3 is in the release phase.
First principles calculations confirm the identification of substitutional N-defects and the recovery of the Dirac cone with a tunable shift governed by the nitrogen concentration.
Supposing that water discharge to free hydroxyl radicals on BDD is governed by Nernst equation, this shift of the I V curves toward lower potentials has been calculated and compared with the experimental data obtained on BDD using two model compounds: methanol and formic acid.
Much of the site is governed by Ms. Gevinson's shifting pop-culture interests.
As the degree of guarding differs, there is a constant shift between self-governing, and being governed by others.
For community-dwelling older persons, experiences of self-determination when developing dependence were related to a shift between self-governing, and being governed by the aging body, or by others.
The detectable Velocity Dynamic Range (VDR) of each particular PR-DOCT system is governed by a detectable Doppler phase shift, a flow angle, and an acquisition time interval used to determine the Doppler phase shift.
Promoter elements governed by specific epigenetic modifications that can shift from an 'active' accessible state to a 'repressed' state and vice versa.
