Such debates became the nucleus for the revisionist thinking".
There is a great nucleus for the next tournament.
His operation became the nucleus for the bank's now-thriving global trading activities.
Add the two underrated safeties, Tony Parrish and Mike Brown, and you have the nucleus for the Bears' turnabout.
In 1958, he became director of the Space Task Group at Langley, Va., the nucleus for the nation's human spaceflight program.
Before long it became the local hangout for townies, farmers and new residents, many of whom became the nucleus for the rebirth of the village.
But once this house, with its pebble-dashed walls, postage stamp front room, three bedrooms and a tiny strip of a garden - planted with apple trees by John's dead brother Paul - was a nucleus for the family.
We have been investigating these and other questions through Culture24's collaborative action research projects, which are the nucleus for the Let's Get Real project – both its reports and conferences.
"Crime follows the path of wealth, not poverty," says Sérgio Adorno, head of the Nucleus for the Study of Violence at the University of São Paulo.
The Phoenix Suns, whom Ewing would approve a trade to, are not willing to dismantle their promising young nucleus for the 38-year-old Ewing, and few other teams are willing to give up top talent to take on his salary.
After Lorenzo de' Medici transferred the University of Florence (established 1321) to Pisa in 1473, the medical school remained behind, leading the scientific movement in Italy and forming the nucleus for the university that was legally constituted only in 1923.
