His Catholic parents worry: after two centuries of religious strife, Catholics and Protestants have only recently achieved a détente under the rule of the Protestant Queen Anne.
The threat in Darfur is that the violence will soon jeopardise the continuation of humanitarian support for the refugees and destabilise a region that had only recently achieved a bit of equilibrium, if not exactly peace.
It is the polymers that will, with all likelihood, turn out to be the least stable: while polymer objects have only recently achieved cultural heritage status, our experience of conserving them is much shorter than with traditional artifacts, many of which have already withstood the test of time [17].
Industry commentators also question whether consumers are ready to drop the big bucks for yet another new TV technology, given than conventional HDTVs have only recently achieved widespread market share, a feat that took up a better part of the last decade.
Unlike in the case of the Javan rhino, where no captive population exists, and of the Sumatran rhino where captive breeding has only recently been achieved, and that only by a single female, the presence of a healthy if small captive population and their long history of successful management makes the ex-situ conservation of the northern white much more likely to be successful.
The successful lentiviral introduction of CD38 in CD38-negative CLL cells has only recently been achieved [ 126] and contributes to a better understanding of the molecule.
A well-designed experiment will give much the same information as with isolated mitochondria, with the proviso that although accurate relative values of potential can be obtained [ 78, 80– 82], absolute calibration has only recently been achieved ([ 83, 84] and A.A. Gerencser, C. Chinopoulos, M.J. Birket, M. Jastroch, C. Vitelli, D.G. Nicholls, and M.D. Brand, unpublished work).
The use of heat to help control joint aches and pains has been appreciated for many years, but the molecular mechanism by which this is achieved has only recently been elucidated.
Nevertheless, through his autocratic control of the F.B.I. and its functions, his undeniable bureaucratic genius, and a sense of public relations that has only recently started to fail him, J. Edgar has achieved virtually unlimited power and independence.
