"Which is interesting, because politically I think things are closing down," she added, referring to the "recalcitrant positions" that now curdle much debate in American society.
Several member states have adopted a more or less recalcitrant attitude.
The recently discovered lytic polysaccharide monooxygenases (LPMOs) are capable of oxidizing recalcitrant polysaccharides at different carbon positions [e.g., C1 (Vaaje-Kolstad et al. 2010), C4 (Isaksen et al. 2014)] and thus render the substrate more susceptible to hydrolysis by conventional glycoside hydrolases, providing new avenues toward more efficient enzymatic conversion of biomass.
Karzai has retreated from many ideological and political positions in the face of recalcitrant events and shifting context.
Though he cannot force any compromise, a politically astute WTO director-general is in a strong position to squeeze deals out of recalcitrant negotiators.In this section The firms that can't stop falling Logging off Napster R.I.P.
Obdurate, petulant, disputatious, recalcitrant and disagreeable — there is no question the N.F.L.'s position is all of these.
Do the amounts of recalcitrant components of soil organic matter (SOM) vary with landscape position?
In a position to reinvent or reinvigorate themselves after their 2009-10 trecalcitrantcalcitReadingading crowds, tours blown, pigeons shitting on their stages – the Kings have played safer: they've regressed so much that Mechanical Bull is practically, a career precis.
Some institutional changes might make it easier to reach common positions, and some majority voting might help to rally recalcitrant countries.
Should it rule against him, it would make it easier for a recalcitrant Senate to prevent a president from filling ambassadorships, judgeships and executive positions at multiple agencies.
