The classics, however, were kept robustly alive by the last of the actor-managers: Sir Donald Wolfit, Sir Laurence Olivier, and Sir John Gielgud.
The theory, known as decoupling, has been used to explain why economies like China and Germany have kept growing robustly, even as the United States has slowed.
We note that the choice of emulating stimuli with brief currents rather than detailed synaptic input served to (i) trigger a somatic spike robustly and (ii) keep the analysis at the fundamental level of response-current (f I), thereby allowing our findings to benefit from being general and not tied to specific assumptions regarding the synaptic input.
As with so many classic Italian dishes, lasagne alla bolognese should be kept simple – a robustly savoury meat sauce, creamy bèchamel, and just a hint of cheese, all deferring to the real star of the show, the pasta.
c-fos is kept silent in most cell types but is robustly induced by a wide range of agents [2] including: mitogens [3], cellular stresses such as UV irradiation [4] and mechanical stretch [5], synaptic stimulation [6], and lymphocyte activation [7].
BHP Billiton, an Australian miner, insists that Chinese demand will keep growing robustly for years.
But many economists are dubious that consumer spending and exports can keep growing robustly in the face of substantial challenges that are now entrenched in the United States and are gathering force in many other major economies.
Cells were resuspended by robustly pipeting back and forth while slightly inclining the Petri dish and were directly transferred into a 1.5 mL microtube kept on dry ice.
And he robustly defends his decision to keep proceedings private at this stage.
Other economists say new technologies, spilling out one after another, will keep the economy growing robustly not just for months, but for years, ultimately justifying the stock market's lofty level.
