When I started out, his LA Quartet really raised the bar - in taking the history of Los Angeles and America and [finding] a new purpose for the crime novel," Peace told GalleyCat.
So typically, when a particular bacterium needs to make a filamentous structure for a novel purpose, such as orienting the magnetosomes in Magnetospirillum[ 5], it duplicates the gene for a cytoskeletal filament and adapts it for that one new purpose.
In 1994, President Clinton sent twenty thousand American troops to Haiti for a novel purpose in the history of American military interventions: to restore an elected government to power.
By George Packer In 1994, President Clinton sent twenty thousand American troops to Haiti for a novel purpose in the history of American military interventions: to restore an elected government to power.
He does so by appropriating, and deploying for a novel purpose, the idea of a quotational phenomenal concept, originally introduced by Papineau (2002) and Balog (2009) as part of their defense of physicalism against the arguments of Chalmers (1996) and others.
The design of synthetic proteins holds the potential to exploit their functional capacity for novel purposes, although much work remains to achieve a complete understanding of protein folding.
Advances in genomics and material sciences have also suggested potential uses of silk in medicine and security biomaterials, but several hurdles remain to these non-traditional applications, not the least of which being that the silk commonly produced from B. mori is less than ideal for such novel purposes or even more advanced silk textile production.
We use a negative-ion implantation technique for surface modification for novel biological purpose.
In this article, we provide a novel framework to help companies find the right social purpose for their brands.
For a novel you are currently reading in school, examine the author's purpose for writing that particular book.
