Given Orwell's perpetual ability to elucidate, one shouldn't be surprised that its argument would shed light— or so it seems to me — on contemporary American politics.
With their highly recombinant DNA, propensity for genomic double strand breakage, and perpetual ability to undergo fusion and fission, these organelles set themselves apart from the rest of the cell regarding potential for genomic diversity [ 2].
The existence of the pro-Pluto party, on the verge of triumph at last, does seem to underline the rest of the week's news, italicizing the perpetual human ability to take passionate sides in conflicts where the side-takers' interests seem extremely remote.
In honor of that milestone, and the telescope's own perpetual youth and its ability to rise from the ashes of disaster and political misfortune, a group of astronomers led by Mario Livio of the Space Telescope Science Institute took a special picture of the swirling clouds of starbirth in a nearby galaxy known as the Large Magellanic Cloud.
What is this sense of perpetual scrutiny doing to our ability to connect? * * * The future does not come from nowhere.
A drawn position may be one in which Black lacks enough material to win or in which White has created an impenetrable fortress for his pieces or has obtained some kind of positional advantage, such as the ability to give perpetual check, that prevents Black from winning.
Today the definition of professional competence is the ability to withstand perpetual updates in language, coding and format.
Because its core platform is free for merchants, Perkville is offering merchants the ability to set perpetual deals, or "winback" deals, for example, that lets merchants identify customers who haven't been back to the store in awhile and send them a deal to get them back and buying.
I think William Easterly, Jeffrey Sachs and Paul Collier are outstanding scholars with impressive analytical skills and the ability to fight perpetual debates that keep their brains busy.
It is one of the few respites in his exhausting schedule, a pace of perpetual motion that he says gives him "an ability to make connections and see patterns" between the different places on his high-speed tour.
He further remarks that, even in the West, there is grudging admiration for, "China's ability to get things done without perpetual factionalism holding up national priorities, such as infrastructure".
