We observed more mutations in the fast moving strains, consistent with our observation from the phenotypic assays that selection for fast mobility progressed more rapidly.
Next to Russia, western Europe seemed a hotbed of mobility and progress.
Decline in mobility generally progresses through the use of a cane, walker, and wheelchair, with eventual inability to ambulate (Leehey et al 2007).
But his appraisal of black social mobility as "spectacular progress" is bizarre.
Opportunity Insights, a new research institute headed by Harvard faculty, will explore why upward mobility and economic progress have stalled for so many.
Ave. office across from Harvard Yard, is dedicated to understanding why upward mobility and economic progress have stalled for so many U.S. families.
Bergson also calls the last characteristic of temporal progress mobility.
Through an analysis of contemporary films, novels, comics, and other popular texts, my dissertation argues that upward class mobility, as the progress narrative through which the American Dream has solidified itself in literary and cultural convention, is based on a false logic of "self-made" individualism.
It is high time the EU came closer to its citizens, firstly to listen and then to explain; explain that for more than half a century Europe has been a space of peace and friendship, rights and opportunities, mobility and exchanges, progress and prosperity, education and culture.
The time-honoured rhetorical appeals to a life of relentless progress, upward mobility and personal reinvention didn't work the way they used to.
