During his brief tenure working for Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, Wilkie handled some of the most controversial issues that arose at the Pentagon during the first months of the Trump administration, including the fallout from Trump's surprise Twitter announcement that his administration would ban transgender men and women from serving in the military.
Fourth, we considered duplicates that arose at each point of origin s, and estimated their tendency to be reassigned at s and at all subsequent phylogenetic points, t.
Both poetry and language are fashionably thought to have belonged to ritual in early agricultural societies; and poetry in particular, it has been claimed, arose at first in the form of magical spells recited to ensure a good harvest.
First, it assured that the small micromeres (which arise at fifth cleavage by an asymmetric division of the micromere) were not damaged by separation from the large micromeres during micromanipulation since they had not yet been born.
The first 14 organs (at least ten per animaldepending on the sex, Table 1) were weighted, plus anytumors that arose.
The names of two potential Chicago mayoral candidates, the former White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel and Representative Jesse L. Jackson Jr., arose at the first trial, and each could be called as a witness at a retrial.
First, a modifier mutation arose at a second locus, which corrects the developmental instability problem (McKenzie 1994).
New DNA studies suggest that corvids first arose at the end of the dinosaur era, roughly 65 million years ago, somewhere in the neighborhood of Australia, and radiated outward from there.
In time, a new and useful consensus for a different protein kinase arose at the second site, and the resulting AS160 became a paralogue with distinct regulatory properties from the original TBC1D1.
Sometimes in science, as in politics, connections arise that may at first glance appear to be strange bedfellows.
Let's look, first, at the problems that arise when a disruptive innovation is perceived as a threat.
