They powerfully determine where we live, how we speak, how we think of ourselves, whom we choose to marry.
The second example comes from a police academy where two designed arrangements, one social and one spatial, powerfully determine the relational social structures formed by recruits.
For The Spirit of '45, Loach has mined British regional and national archives and found deeply moving film footage and sound recordings that powerfully illustrate a country determined to build a very different community out of the rubble of war and create a new social fabric.
Weight is powerfully influenced, but not directly determined, by our behavioral choices.
Stay focus and stay determined and watch Him use your life to powerfully help and positively influence others.
This period of life covers a woman's pregnancy and the first 2 years of her child's postnatal life, a time when the processes of developmental plasticity operate powerfully to influence offspring phenotype and when excessive growth, as determined by crossing of more than 2 centiles is associated with later adiposity in childhood [ 50].
Never, however, have I been so powerfully impressed with any refugee response as I was with Uganda's determined efforts to put 21st century refugee policies into concrete action – and to make both sustainable.
In few other professions can people serve as self-appointed judges and juries, with no checks and balances, powerfully "afflicting" those they unilaterally determine to be "unjustly comfortable" with minimal fear of retaliation.
Although useful, Gal4-based enhancer-trapping systems have been developed for few insects other than D. melanogaster, yet such systems powerfully complement existing efforts to manipulate insect genomes and determine the function of insect genes (Brand and Perrimon 1993; Trauner et al. 2009; Uchino et al. 2008).
When the first stage of the reaction (addition of the electrophile) is rate-determining, the rate responds powerfully to electron release to the reaction centre, and this factor determines selectively the orientation of initial attack with respect to the double bond.
