These highly visible trucks, their outspoken owners and their followers on Twitter, Facebook and food blogs, have broken the code of the streets that has long kept a relative peace among food vendors.
So far there seems to be no consensus among the Council's 51 members on the wisdom of such a measure, and the issue is showing signs of becoming a major source of contention within a legislative body that has long operated in relative harmony.
Like an antelope, the creature has long, spindly legs relative to its body size, and hunkers down next to bushes to sleep rather than burrowing.
California has long under-built relative to job and population growth, contributing to far higher prices than elsewhere in the nation, economists say.
MEXT has long acknowledged Japan's relative underperformance, and the need for more internationalisation, targeted funding, and loosening the hold of older professors over research departments.
But the state of the economy has long been judged by relative measures such as growth not by absolutes.
The role of Notch in breast cancer development has long been studied, particularly relative to its effects on angiogenesis [ 8].
It has long been known that relatives and friends of Mr. Modi, the flamboyant scion of a business family, have ownership stakes in teams and other business dealings with the league, but in the past league officials have brushed aside questions about conflicts of interest.
Breeding between close relatives has long been recognized to entail a fitness cost, known as inbreeding depression, which is thought to result mainly from the unmasking of harmful recessive alleles [ 1].
The value of wild species as sources of genetic diversity for breeding their crop species relatives has long been appreciated, and there are many examples of their use in crop improvement (Labate and Robertson 2012).
