It's kamikaze stuff: a radical attack that can only go one way.
From the 1950s, proponents of the nouveau roman, or New Novel, mounted a radical attack on the conventions of the genre.
Indeed, much of Strauss's work is a radical attack — made with the greatest intellectual competence — against the latter-day enemies of both the Bible and a Socratic Aristotle.
In 1952 a radical attack was made on wide-screen projection in the form of the Cinerama, which used three projectors and a curved screen.
In a radical attack on the most sacred of liberal precepts - the notion of tolerance - Harris blames religious moderates for perpetuating a climate of acceptance that nurtures extremism.
(See "A Radical Attack On Prostate Cancer").
Fukui indices are defined as affinity for radical attack.
Finally, the site for radical attack, governed by the values of will be the C12 atom.
Like nucleic acids and proteins, unsaturated lipids are also prominent targets of 1O2 and free radical attack.
The dual membrane also effectively suppressed the lithium dendrite growth and blocked superoxide anion radical attack toward polymer in the composite polymer membrane.
When CONPs were embedded within alginate hydrogels, the composite hydrogel provided cytoprotection to encapsulated beta cells from free radical attack without cytotoxicity, even up to 10 mM.
