Scientists had traditionally believed hcp to be the stable phase of iron at the extremely high pressures and temperatures near the centre of the Earth.
Mr Marr asked Mr Cameron about the changes coming into effect during a Conservative government - the party have traditionally believed in a smaller state - and joked he "always suspected nanny was a Tory".
In some democratic countries, particularly the United States and, to a lesser extent, Great Britain, citizens have traditionally believed that the existence of a national police force would concentrate too much power in the hands of its directors.
I would trust a source that tries to be neutral or impartial because I believe you get a better more balanced view Female respondent 45-54 Finally, the solid support for objective news may reflect a public who do not yet recognise the arguments about the changing media ecology and offer answers simply reflecting what they have traditionally believed news organisations should represent.
The exact mechanism that leads to handedness in plants is not known; scientists have traditionally believed that it involves both interaction between the effects of gravity and the activity of plant growth hormones, called auxins, that determine the elongation of growing cells.
Archbishop Williams certainly affirms all the ways in which Christians have traditionally believed that the risen Jesus remains personally present as heavenly judge, as bestower of the spirit of faith and prayer, in the life and rituals of the church -- and not just as ancient teacher, admirable model or original founder.
Many radiologists have traditionally believed that their role in patient care consists in reporting imaging studies.
As a result, ecologists have traditionally believed such clashes play little role in population dynamics.
Economists have traditionally believed that an increase in the minimum wage (as well as mandated benefits) causes unemployment.
Imprinted with an image many faithful have traditionally believed to be that of the crucified Christ "painted in his own blood," the Shroud remains an object of intense debate and notoriety yet today.
I myself had first-hand experience of just how intractable it can be in 2012, with a film I made for Channel 4. Islam: The Untold Story explored the gathering consensus among historians that much of what Muslims have traditionally believed about the life of Muhammad is unlikely to be strict historical fact - and it provoked a firestorm of death threats.
