Dr. Lovelock, who in 1972 conceived of Earth's crust, climate and veneer of life as a unified self-sustaining entity, Gaia, foresees humanity in full pole-bound retreat within a century as areas around the tropics roast — a scenario far outside even the worst-case projections of climate scientists.
Jelavic's departure and the mortgaging of future season-ticket sales are, according to Rangers owner Craig Whyte, necessary evils as the club goes through a transitional period, on its way to becoming a self-sustaining entity.
The National Pact of 1943, a sort of Christian-Muslim entente, sustained the national entity (al-kiyān), yet this sense of identity was neither national nor civic.
Their narrow genomic impact and the existence of both IS-poor and IS-rich thriving prokaryotes suggested that these families, and probably ISs in general, are occasionally used as a tool for genome flexibility and evolution, rather than just representing self sustaining DNA entities.
As a self-sustaining market entity, an ME's sustainability is contingent upon the value it creates for its customers.
Established and new systems (e.g., committees, governing bodies, advisory groups) provide a forum and a mechanism for activities that serve to guide and sustain the DSME entity (30, 39– 41).
America's public schools should not have to depend on any wealthy individual or private entity to be sustained or improved.
These support entities focus, for the most part, on providing education to the general public and are sustained through donations from public sources and student fees.
In effect, production by a MinFin-supervised business (Alrosa) is now being sustained by selling output to an entity that is also controlled by MinFin (Gokhran).
But measures that burden more moderate entities could not be sustained on this basis.
Those figures mean that on any given weekday, about one-sixth of our national population can be found in a public school, making it the largest governmental entity that Americans encounter for sustained periods.
