After initially working as a clerk, Garnett served as keeper of the printed books, the position his philologist father, Richard, had previously held.
The action, while setting no legal precedent, is a victory for the agency, the National Science Foundation, and Network Solutions Inc., the Virginia-based company that serves as keeper of the master list of World Wide Web addresses.
Thanks to an outpouring of public support, these three states and several others took bold steps to proactively protect sharks, who serve as the "keepers of balance" in our marine ecosystems, and as indicators of the overall health of our oceans.
They can't navigate the often-hostile bureaucracies that serve as gate-keepers to government welfare programs.
Their boomer children, the ones who grew up with "Question Authority" bumper stickers, will often need to serve as record-keepers, questioners, interpreters — as many of us already do.
This shy, methodical economist who had been expected to serve as the keeper of Alan Greenspan's flame — to preserve the Fed's hard-won success in moderating inflation — emerged under pressure as perhaps the most innovative and daring leader in the Fed's history.
Also constructed was a six-room frame structure to serve as the keeper's quarters.
More specifically, W216 and W244, facing each other, are speculated to serve as gate-keepers for the active site during transglycosylation (Figure 4B).
In this sense, they serve as "gate-keepers" for the whole public system.
This study highlights that parents serve as gate-keepers for children's physical activity.
