Sentence examples for putative world from inspiring English sources
If militarism wins and Obama commences a 10-year battle over the mountains and plains of Afghanistan, it will spell the end of America's status as cold war victor and putative world policeman.
In the fourth set, Tsonga continued to test the brilliance of the putative world No 1, but Djokovic was more than up to the task, kissing the turf with delight when it was all over.
In the putative world of five hundred — or five thousand — channels, where viewers can program for themselves, where instant information subverts weekly newsmagazines, where databases or facts can be summoned to the screen without the newspaper package in which they originally appeared, it will be important to have at least one unassailable source of common information.
George Clooney's latest directorial endeavour â€" a putative second world war thriller about a special US army unit dedicated to rescuing art works looted by the Nazis â€" has landed with a thud and a splutter at the Berlin film festival.
Fig. 3 A putative RNA world.
Other molecular lineages that could provide more information on the putative RNA world have long since gone extinct, leaving us with only chemical inferences.
How does proto-metabolism (abiotic autocatalytic cycles) connect to the putative RNA world?
These observations support the notion that the ribosome is a ribozyme originating from the putative RNA world [ 7, 10] that nourishes the earliest life forms on earth.
This is a huge problem that can be reasonably approached only in conjunction with the origin of the translation systems, and despite a variety of ideas, there is so far no clear path the putative primordial RNA world to the more modern-like RNA-protein world (see Wolf and Koonin EV [ 58], and references therein).
Here Wentao Ma and colleagues continue their series of modeling studies of various aspects of the putative primordial RNA world.
In particular, viruses with RNA genomes that do not go through a DNA stage in their reproduction are the simplest genetic elements, reminiscent of the putative primordial RNA world.
