Consider, for instance, the fate of two of the country's oldest civil-society institutions, the teachers' and lawyers' associations.
Gazing across the lightless light-years of space, or the silent aeons of geological strata revealed in a cliff face, encourages big thoughts.Take, for instance, the fate of the only inhabited planet currently known to exist: Earth.
The Soviet leader pursued his own imperial agenda for Eastern Europe with ruthless single-mindedness, exploiting Roosevelt's obvious indifference to, for instance, the fate of Poland.
In Malaysia, for instance, the fate of Anwar Ibrahim, a former finance minister who was jailed after breaking ranks with the government, dominated the political debate for years.
For instance, the fate of the clamp loader upon loading the clamp onto DNA is quite distinct for each model system.
In July, in the midst of the uproar, the United States Board on Geographic Names changed the island's status from "South Korean" to "undesignated sovereignty," outraging South Koreans, many of whom saw it as yet another instance of their nation's fate being arbitrarily decided by a bigger power.
The exposure period is followed by evaluation for instance of reproductive fitness, fecundity and fate of the offspring [ 9, 10] -Fish Full Life Cycle Assays (FFCAs) covers exposure during at least two consecutive generations.
For instance, the fate and morphogenesis of neural progenitors is dependent on signals produced by mesodermal cells and vice-versa.
Notably, regulators or policy-makers shape the playing field by regulation that may inhibit optimal design of material cycles, for instance regarding the fate of toxic materials or residues.
