But David Frum, a former Bush speechwriter who is now at the American Enterprise Institute, argues that the significant point about the Bush doctrine is not its short-term contradictions but its long-term potential to reorder America's foreign policy.
Eliminating water from sanitation and recovering resources from waste holds the potential to radically reorder relationships between bodies, urban spaces and nature.
Following significance testing of potential metabolite clusters in the GSVD reordered matrices, hypergeometric probability (described in the Methods section) was applied to test the significance of KEGG defined metabolite pathway over-representation in these clusters.
Two different potential dependences are found for the surface reordering kinetics in perchloric acid solutions, at higher and lower potentials, whereas only one appears on sulphate containing solutions.
The agency will try to determine whether banks routinely reorder customer transactions to maximize potential overdrafts, and will seek data on the effect of overdraft fees on young and low-income bank customers.
With multiple interfaces routing, the chance of TCP packet reordering is higher and may affect the potential gain of using multiple interfaces.
Diabetes camp may thus activate some of the response shift mechanisms of coping, social comparison, social support, goal reordering, and reframing of expectations that have the potential to profoundly influence children's perceived diabetes-related problems.
Mr. Viemeister, like other designers, believes that a new awareness of the potential for terrorist acts, which surfaced briefly in the first hours of the blackout, is reordering the priorities of ordinary consumer design.
Reordering was attained only when multiple sequences of iodine oxidative chemisorption (deposition) and reductive desorption (stripping), at potentials close to the hydrogen evolution region, were performed.
