Post-cold-war, this target collapsed.
It's hard to explain and, in years to come, politics professors may well hold seminars on this resilient character who was at the helm when the economy crashed, his fiscal target collapsed and voters were condemned to prolonged austerity, but who nevertheless managed to persuade the public that he was doing a reasonably good job - or at least a better job than the opposition.
After Arun Harinath had added 83 to his first innings 73, as he quietly and effectively went about his work as usual, the away side never got close to the 386 target, collapsing again from 119-2 to 157 all out in 12 overs.
An in-house tool was developed to chain alignments ordered along the same query and same target, collapsing them to contiguous aligned segments.
However, grouping effects by effect type and target often collapsed hundreds of individual effects into a single end point, common to dozens of chemicals.
Now that these revolutions had failed to take place, and the attempt (through "War Communism") to fit Russia itself into the ideological target had collapsed, opinions differed as to future policy.
In addition, electrophysiological activity preceding an actual appearance of a target image, collapsed across face and house image types, was compared to that preceding the perceptual reappearance of a continuously present image (following MIB).
Would the information-sharing here include such things as secret agreements among central banks to buy or sell particular currencies, with the concomitant power to support or collapse targeted local economies?
This study attempts to establish the required (target) collapse risk limits for designing different types of ordinary buildings based on a well-accepted tolerable level of mortality risk and estimates of fatality rates in buildings.
Over the next several hours, filopodia-ringed growth cones in contact with appropriate targets collapse to form nascent presynaptic processes of indistinct shape, termed 'prevaricosities'prevaricosities
