Who would have imagined, as one label head put it recently, that "your enemy could become your friend"?
In the nineteen-forties — the first decade in which all the major components of mass culture were up and running, even early television — the beloved focus of nostalgia was the innocent aughts of the early century, a time imagined as one of perky girls in long dresses and shy boys in straw hats.
They discovered more strains than they had ever imagined — as many as a thousand bacterial strains on each person.
The view must be amazing, you imagine as two couples on honeymoon in adjoining suites gaze over the audience to a yacht in the harbor.
George Bush is an evangelical who wears his faith on his sleeve, and whom Catholics can imagine as one of their own.
Indeed, the elusiveness of Merry's quarry can remind hubristic scholars who imagine, as one political scientist told a New York Times reporter earlier this year, that "the march of quantification... will sweep through academia, business and government".
In a region imagined as segregated between two mutually exclusive camps, Turkey's multifaceted diplomacy is at best mystifying and at worst raises suspicions of disloyalty.
Thus, BSES can be imagined as combining the two processing steps of cellulase production and cellulose hydrolysis, which are ordinarily performed as separate hydrolysis and fermentation (SHF) reactions into a single step [ 1].
Generally imagined as existing across three realms, material well-being, human well-being and social well-being (White 2010), this analysis focuses on elements of social well-being, as this is the area where analysis using the frames of the SLF could be best strengthened.
The structure of C70 can be imagined as a combination of two C60-like hemispheres on the poles separated by a belt of 10 triple-hexagon-junction C atoms (forming five relatively planar benzenoide rings) around the equator.
