Our greatest writer, Herman Melville, who spent his life in love with America even as he was our most fierce critic of the myth of American exceptionalism, noted, "Truth uncompromisingly told will always have its ragged edges; hence the conclusion of such a narration is apt to be less finished than an architectural finial".
Although draft genomes are known to be less complete than finished genomes, the implications of working with resources derived from draft genomes is not always appreciated by investigators not involved in their production.
The decision to silence Mr. Malema, analysts say, is less about finishing off his waning political prospects than an effort by Mr. Zuma to quell serious speculation that one or more senior party members will seek to unseat him as president of the A.N.C. and the country at the party's leadership conference in December.
Previous trials of INVOcells have left the embryos in the device for only three of those days, then retrieved them and either implanted them early (which is less effective) or finished the process in a conventional incubator.
Perhaps we are no less finished with gadgets than we are with jokes.If this thrilling film has a fault it is the blandness of the Bond girls, Serverin (Bérénice Marlohe) and Eve Naomie Harriss).
But whether Kennedy could have sustained improvements to his marriage and his health, and got a strong civil-rights bill past Southern segregationists in Congress, is less clear-cut.Ultimately, finishing the job fell to a man Kennedy despised.
One is "less likely to finish" and "less motivated to study".
It was less a finished product than an evolving piece of the hill.Inevitably it has suffered in the decades since Wright's death in 1959.
Dr. Kays, however, says that he is not a fan of the name, in part because the animals are "mostly coyote and a little bit of wolf," but also because the Eastern coyote may be less a finished product deserving of a name and more an evolutionary work in progress.
Decoration consisted of carved flower motifs or lunettes (crescent shapes) and chip carved (executed with mallet and chisel) scrolls and leaves, occasionally highlighted by painting, mainly in black, red, and yellow; but the carving was flatter, less finished, and more primitive than its English predecessors.
