What we essentially have here is a small group, no more than a few hundred young men, who systematically damage national institutions, cost the general public hundreds of millions of dollars every year, and, by paralyzing the nation's infrastructure, regularly put human lives at risk.
He said it was "clearly being done systematically, to damage Liz's campaign".
He pleads for some "tough reporter" to "identify and expose as traitors" the financial players who have "systematically and perhaps deliberately" damaged their country's economy "to satisfy the profit interests of their clients".
The amplitudes of such signals are distributed according to the Gutenberg Richter (GR) law and characterised through the b-value which decreases systematically with damage growth.
We also explored the utility of the prototypic PVDI [ 19] for the first time in an attempt to systematically assess damage accrual.
"I think it weakened parliament systematically over the years, particularly governments, it has damaged democracy and I think its very existence has de-civilised society".
In this issue of EMBO Journal, Tjeertes et al, using human cell lines that they subjected to various DNA damaging agents, systematically analysed changes in histone PTMs with commercially available PTM-specific histone antibodies.
The mechanical properties of original, damaged, and recovered scales in both dry and wet states were systematically evaluated by three-point bending and compared through statistical analysis.
Those authors interrogated systematically a cohort of 100 dental implants that were all extracted from the jawbone for biological reasons, while none of them was actually broken or even visibly damaged to the naked eye.
The attacks came after the IMF published, and then endorsed, a survey that declared that world governments (and the Fund) have systematically underestimated the damage done to growth by austerity.
