And when he discovers that his father's former employee Kato (Taiwanese pop star Jay Chou) has enough hidden talents to be called "a human Swiss Army knife," he decides that calling himself the Green Hornet and being part of a crime-fighting duo is an endeavor with a future.
The design of large macromolecular assemblies is an endeavor with implications for protein engineering as well as nanotechnology.
Because of the prevalent use of such scores in important matters, obtaining accurate publication-citation records can be an endeavor with far-reaching implications.
As a result, grading the impact of this type of work against a one-size-fits-all set of data is an endeavor fraught with flawed comparisons.
The Park Ridge endeavor is fraught with difficulties.
In mid-March, six weeks before the agencies finalized the deal, Sharon Waxman wrote, "William Morris is merging with Endeavor?
"How do you explain it?" The whole endeavor is mined with awkward moments, beginning with those faced by the 30 million American men who the drug companies estimate have trouble getting and keeping erections.
The progress in such endeavors is incremental with limited success, thus, the market entry for a new venture is very difficult unless a niche product can be developed with a considerable market volume.
Science, like every human endeavor, is rife with bias and personal conflict, and dependent on evolving modes of funding (and funding for research on sexual development is very hard to come by in our prudish nation).
In Nepal, a fragile state grappling with the aftermath of a decade of war and where even the most basic mental health services are unavailable in rural settings, this endeavor is met with many systemic obstacles.
Theory predicts that success in these endeavors is correlated with parasite virulence (damage caused to hosts) because fast growing parasites benefit from a larger pool of mature parasites to produce gametocytes.
