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"We have to change our military structure radically, establish cooperation between our different types of forces and improve our reconnaissance," he said.

The last years have witnessed groundbreaking results that have radically changed established concepts in stem cell biology, such as the irreversibility of the differentiated state.

He knows a few things about radically disrupting powerful established orders.

Nevertheless, he would probably need support from Congress and the courts to veer radically off the established Obama course.

Poetry ranged between traditional types of verse and experimental writing that departed radically from the established forms of the 19th century.

For all their rhetoric of "strict constructionism" and "originalism," conservatives interpret the Constitution in ways that radically break from established jurisprudence.

The new science has established a radically new insight: that there is such a strong brain-vagina connection in women that many of the neuroscientists whom I interviewed called it "a single system".

The "Glut" sculptures don't broadcast any obvious political messages, but in his care for the cast off and thrown away a deeper kind of politics may be read: a radically democratic resistance to established, discriminating hierarchies of valuation.

The EAA, which launched this school year, was established to "radically transform teaching and learning" in the lowest performing five percent of schools in Michigan.

Sensitivity and resolution are critical for any experimental method, but the analysis in Fig. 5 clearly demonstrates that GPS mapping of BLA may be established at radically more forgiving conditions for spectral sensitivity and resolution than typical for NMR applications.

Many of the arguments raised against EBM within the CAM community are based on a caricature radically at odds with established, accepted and published principles of EBM practice.