Sentence examples for in the shield of from inspiring English sources
The central problem raised in "The Shield of Achilles" was how far the market-state could and should go to defeat such networks, particularly when they were in some measure sponsored by traditional nation-states.
Machiavelli fits into Bobbitt's scheme because he is the expounder of the first of the six state systems in "The Shield of Achilles," the princely one (Machiavelli even graced the form with its Bobbittian name).
In The Shield of Achilles (1955), Homage to Clio (1960), About the House (1965), and City Without Walls (1969) are sequences of poems arranged according to an external pattern (canonical hours, types of landscape, rooms of a house).
Perpendicular keys last appeared in the shield of the papacy in 1555, after which the crossed keys are used exclusively.
Conversely, as demonstrated previously for the liver nuclei [15], the activities of GSTs found in the shield of the different rat tissues can be related mainly to the Alpha class GSTs.
Founded in 1991, "The Shield of Athena" has provided the women of the Greek and other ethnic communities of Montreal with information and assistance through a public awareness campaign in their language of origin.
Neutron streaming along penetrations in the shielding of high energy medical accelerators may result in an undesirable radiation dose to the personnel of the radiation therapy facility.
Stromal cell derived factor-1 may be involved in the shielding of endosteal niche from leukemia cells by binding to its receptor CXCR4, but the relationship between SDF-1/CXCR4 axis and leukemia cells is unclear.
Ile, a residue also in the dimerization helix, plays a critical role in the shielding of the negative charge of the Asp side chain upon cluster acquisition.
Jefferson schemed to introduce a resolution in Congress calling for Hamilton's dismissal, while Hamilton blasted Jefferson in print behind the shield of various Roman pseudonyms.
In contrast, the shields of the northwestern Asmat are rounded at the ends, with a human face, or sometimes an openwork human figure, carved at the top.
