Even here, however, unified, general theory does not have the sovereign sweep it had in the classical tradition of Ricardo and his followers before the true complexities of economic behaviour had become revealed.
But the property was still producing income; in 1886 the Rhinelanders replaced the original wooden railings with ornamental iron ones, giving the row a sweep it had not theretofore possessed.
ABC has so much faith in the genre that during the February sweeps it has scheduled 15 consecutive days of "I'm a Celebrity -- Get Me Out of Here," a reality show, modeled on "Survivor," that was a huge hit in Britain last year.
In addition, although deleterious mutations could be fixed through bottlenecks and selective sweeps, it has been shown that the time to establishment of complex adaptations is minimized in species with a large effective population size, even in the advent of deleterious intermediate steps [ 108].
The "ms_sel" program package simulates selective sweeps, and it has been applied in various studies (Coop and Ralph 2012; Leffler et al. 2013; Pavlidis et al. 2013).
As the cult of Haruki Murakami continues to sweep the globe, it has been announced that the debut work of the much-loved Japanese novelist, until now very hard to find in English, will be retranslated and re-released next year.
Unlike the great works of those composers, while Prokofiev's music has great sweep and passion, it has not a hint of sentimentality.
Even with a sweep, it would have been considered a good season in Phoenix.
We will not let capital spending – investment in new buildings, infrastructure and repairs – be swept away as it has in the past.
The malware is remarkable both for its sweep — in computer jargon, it has not been merely "phishing" for random consumers' information, but "whaling" for particular important targets — and for its Big Brother-style capacities.
