Although I delighted in younger children, whom I could instruct and gently dominate, and I was thrilled when I ran across an adult willing to discuss my pet subjects, I could establish no connection with most of my classmates.
While the induction of Th1 or Th2 development by distinct Notch ligands might resemble the mechanism of fate induction mediated by cytokines such as IL-12 and IL-4, it is difficult to explain how activation of Notch receptors by its ligands could instruct divergent fates.
Legal experts say it is possible that the judge could instruct the jury to try to reach a verdict on as many counts as it can.
An online stockbroking firm, for instance, could instruct its system to make sure that a regular customer always gets a quick response, especially when there are many one-time users online merely checking free stock quotes.
Google plans to introduce similar products using information made accessible by the new privacy policy, he said, like one that could instruct your phone that it is not a good time to interrupt you if you are in an important meeting.
It is possible, legal experts said, that the judge could instruct the jury to try to reach a verdict on as many counts as it can, making it possible the jury could come back with a mixed verdict, acquitting the defendants on some counts but reaching an impasse on others.
It is consulting on a tool which would mean that the FPC could instruct banks and building societies immediately change the long-term forecasts for interest rates which they use when assessing affordability.
This would mean that, say, a blood-pressure cuff could instruct a drug pump to stop delivering medication if it sensed that a patient was suffering an adverse reaction.More intriguing still is the Medical Device Co-ordination Framework being developed by John Hatcliff at Kansas State University.
The guild has not conducted a strike authorization vote, and could instruct members to keep working under terms of its old contract even if a new deal is not reached by month's end.
