In the Australia Card revolt, citizens protested against "this drastic change to our way of life", about a proposal "totalitarian in concept", about an instrument for making the state "our master, rather than our servant".
Harbor Manager Chris Miller said city staff gives "approvals in concept" to about 50 applications a year, though the Coastal Commission has the ultimate discretion.
This last property resulted not only in new concepts about cell communication, but also in the development of various molecular vectors such as Penetratin, Tat peptide and transportam which comprise the so called cell penetrating peptides (CPP).
At the recent NATO summit in Lisbon, Turkey was seen as one of America's greatest problems regarding missile defense and broader divergences in strategic concepts about the threats confronting the transatlantic community.
Several implications, including changes in elementary concepts about antioxidants and protein function, should emerge from here.
"These results suggest that biases in face recognition and perception begin in preverbal infants, well before concepts about race are formed.
There was considerable disagreement as to what these "intentions" are, but Aquinas conceived the first as concepts about things in the world (e.g., "cat" is a concept about cats) and the second as concepts about other concepts (e.g., "species" is a concept about such other concepts as cat and human).
The Saints have long struck Tiller as similar in concept — in college, about 80 percent of Brees's passes traveled 10 yards or shorter — only more dynamic.
Pre- and post-lab assessment demonstrates the efficacy of our hands-on curricula in teaching fundamental concepts about multicellularity, as well as evolution in general.
In assessments regarding concepts about DNA and chromosome structure, students enrolled in Introduction to Biology (freshman course) and Cell Biology and Molecular Biology (typically sophomores) were asked about the relationship between DNA and chromosomes using validated, published questions from the GLAI (Bowling et al., 2008) and IMCA (Shi et al., 2010).
As Diamond and Scotchmoor (2006) emphasized in their review of evolution exhibits in museums, the way phylogenies are used determines their effectiveness in reinforcing fundamental concepts about evolution, and consideration of the conceptual and developmental issues of how people understand evolution can make such exhibits accessible to more audiences.
