Given the impetus to innovate fostered by the center, these categories are hardly fixed.
Several were quick to point out that the lines between British and American English are hardly fixed.
Ellen Wu, a history professor at Indiana University, suggested in the Los Angeles Times that there was a "danger in offering culture as a formula for success, because our ideas of culture are hardly fixed".
Though strain rates are hardly fixed during the actual transients in nuclear power plants (NPP), most of the existing environmental fatigue ε N data were obtained under simple loading histories with constant strain rates.
There is danger in offering culture as a formula for success, because our ideas of culture are hardly fixed.
IT'S RAINING A season or two of deluge is hardly a fix for the state's water issues, and as many Southern Californians would testify today, there can be too much of a good thing.
But counting the weapons that can be found is hardly a fix when you don't know how many there are supposed to be — or where they're supposed to be.
In any event, while more stringent self-policing of executive branch secrecy claims is welcome, it is hardly a total fix.
The verification process is proving difficult to fix, which is hardly surprising, since almost a dozen federal agencies are involved in confirming the veracity of the information that applicants are asked to supply.
Fixing leaky roofs is hardly a bad thing, but what ag research advocates really want, of course, is more funds for science.
