How do you then add the duties of a second, intricate, hourlong series to your schedules?
The present findings point to how these organelles, all of which lack the obvious compartmentalization offered by membranes, can nevertheless exhibit intricate architectures tailored for their cellular duties.
Yesterday, dispirited people found it their duty to rapidly reconstruct an intricate financial system.
It is an intricate, interconnected organism that simultaneously juggles thousands of duties.
And while the news is still dominated by the moneymaking behemoth that is Call of Duty: Black Ops, an altogether more intricate and richly defined title launches today.
For a particularly intricate development of this line of thought, grounding the justification of punishment in the duties that we incur by commtting wrongs, see Tadros 2011: for critical responses, see Law and Philosophy 2013).
The triple A (Assessment, Analysis and Action) strategy of UNICEF and its emphasis on working with the communities as well as other duty bearers (non-governmental organisations) should be able to address this intricate problem.
Their duty is to pass from one restaurant to the next, sampling costly, intricate meals — research, we are told, for a newspaper article.
Dr Mark Douglas, properties curator for English Heritage, says: from mythical beasts to religious symbols, our latest research suggests that these intricate and beautiful carvings were more likely to have been made by soldiers on duty at the end of the 15th century.
(Those were intricate times).
The backstory is intricate.
