THE CALGARIAN CANDIDATE During the Bush administration, agents of the Democratic Party hatch a long-term plot to ensure political ascendancy in the 21st century.
It is understood that some of the Stoke group had been planning to travel to Pakistan to a training camp with the aim of developing a long-term plot, probably within the UK.
The Iranian leader accused the US of "a long-term plot" to dominate Syria and the region, which he said was "a threat to all countries, especially Russia and Iran".
He has called China an "adversary" as well as a potential partner, and many Chinese see his "pivot" of America's military strategy towards Asia as a long-term plot to contain China's rise.
Figure 1 shows a long-term plot of repetitive batch growth versus time for both substrates.
She and colleagues looked at about 30,000 seedlings of 180 tree species in a 50-hectare, long-term plot on Barro Colorado Island in Panama.
They were able to provide the characters with backstories that, like with other long-term plot elements, could be alluded to over several episodes and seasons.
Vanity Fair Brett Berk received the episode positively, despite having been disappointed with the second half of the first season, a sentiment shared by Futterman, who deemed "Audition" a "fresh start" after "a first season that devolved into a frenzy of too many songs and not enough long-term plot".
Our sampling also precisely overlapped with the long-term plot network plans of the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
One of the reasons is that Grey's Anatomy tended focus on long-term plot and character development; at times storylines were resolved over a number of episodes, rendering their use for teaching more challenging.
Phillips, O. L. et al. Changes in the carbon balance of tropical forests: evidence from long-term plots.
