"It's important not just in black Christianity but in American Christianity to hold onto the progressive strand of evangelical Christianity — the social gospel," he said.
His legacy is a strong, progressive strand of left-of-centre opinion in the Liberal Democrat ranks and his leaving makes the winning back of Scotland from the nationalists all that more difficult.
Furthermore, progressive 5' C-strand resection eliminates the cutting sites for the EcoRV and RsaI restriction enzymes, thus resulting in the conversion of the 166 nt EcoRV-HO 3' G-strand fragment into the slower migrating DNA fragments r1 (304 nt) and r2 (346 nt) detected by probe B (Figure 1A).
These two Turkeys, marked by the bon vivants at the old consulate and the Marxist-Leninist gunmen at the new one, underscore the progressive and regressive strands that have been at the heart of politics here since the founding of the Turkish Republic, in 1923.
It will always be a major strand of progressive activism, but never the entire fabric of it.
Is progress necessarily progressive?
Jiang et al. (2000, 2008), Jiang (2012) performed concise finite element models for 1 × 7 wire strand under axial extension and pure bending load, and studied the contact stress among wires, wire radial displacement, global response of the strand and predicted the detailed progressive nonlinear plastic behaviors of the strand wires.
I, too, believe that we need to weave together disparate strands of potentially progressive coalitions.
In contrast, cells lacking wild-type BRCA2 revealed progressive erosion of nascent DNA strands.
She had appeared alongside her brother Pablo in Frank's confessional 1969 film Conversations in Vermont, two children of unconventional parents stranded in a progressive boarding school.
