Sentence examples for right wing areas from inspiring English sources

However, in the accompanying paper we show that quantitative variation in symmetry between left and right wing areas, almost certainly deleterious in any environment imaginable, was tightly buffered independent of Hsp90, even under low Hsp90 conditions where variation in previously-invariant bristle traits was dramatically increased [15].

We measured right wing area and right fore limb length to assess the effects of heat stress on external anatomy.

Aware of the argument that someone like her would "do well" in elections in "towerblock constintuencies", she deliberately always fought for election in right-wing areas, worked on topics not linked to ethnicity, such as gay rights and bio-ethics.

Like Paris, Copenhagen, Vienna, Geneva and Amsterdam it is an island of left-wing dominance, with below-average support for populism, in an otherwise right-wing area.

I live in a very right-wing area of Sao Paulo state and lefties like me are in a minority.

I live in a very right-wing area of Sao Paulo state and lefties like me are a minority.

The article is getting a great deal of progressive flak in the comments section, a bit surprising in this very right-wing area.

Devils right wing Brian Gionta, a Rochester-area native who participated in the ceremonial puck drop with Sabres defenseman Rory Fitzpatrick, another player from Rochester, did not score on either of his two shots and fanned so badly on one that he spun and fell.

Ages beyond t o p t × slope factor get the right wing of normal distribution area share where the standard deviation of this normal distribution is calculated with 0.2×t o p t × slope factor.

Ages beyond t o p t × slope factor get the right wing of normal distribution area share where the standard deviation of this normal distribution is calculated with 0.2× t o p t × slope factor.

German studies examining anti-foreigner and national-authoritarian attitudes also found similarities between parents and their adolescent children (Kracke et al. 1993; Noack and Kracke 2000), indicating processes of role modeling in the area of right wing extremism.