In the 1990s, Mr. Giuliani saw the city's great number of immigrants as integral to the work force and a politically potent key to the resurgence of a struggling New York.
Example for 'myosin binding' we generated for 'myosin' the definition 'Myosin is a protein possessing multiple functions integral to muscle contraction, force generation, muscle development, and production of high-quality processed meats.', which we compared to the original GO definition.
This paper establishes the domain-independent I-integrals (DII-integrals) to solve the force stress intensity factors (FSIFs) and couple stress intensity factors (CSIFs) of a crack in a two-dimensional micropolar thermoelastic solid.
During his speech, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel used the term "LGBT" four times, including in one instance when he said, "Gay and lesbian service members and LGBT civilians are integral to America's armed forces".
Announcing more details about the airport task force, Mr Jones said: "Cardiff Airport is integral to the fabric of our national infrastructure.
He identified a fundamental force integral to the structures of biomolecules like proteins and nucleic acids, opening up potential for new modes of drug design and delivery, as well as insight into molecules tied to the origin of life.
"Maintaining a well-educated work force is integral to New Jersey's economic vitality as demand for high-skilled labor begins to outpace supply," the immigration panel's report said.
Future work should also study the effect of the inertial forces of the moving base on the control strategies, as these forces are integral to physiological movement and human interaction with the environment.
WASHINGTON -- A former Bush administration official who currently advises the Obama administration's elite interrogation force was not integral to the former's torture program despite ties to the perpetrators, according to a new report released Friday by the American Psychological Association.
Force is also integral to outside-in and inside-out signal transduction between cells and their surroundings.
Even though reconnaissance satellites are less useful in spying on terrorist groups than on more traditional threats like foreign military forces, they remain integral to intelligence and military operations, including monitoring nuclear and missile installations in Iran and North Korea.
