Twitter is the worst when it takes you out of the carefully curated bubble you have constructed for yourself into the wider world of people who will disagree angrily with you about the basic facets of your existence.
In the real world, their funding from Whitehall is still being hacked back, while demand for the most basic local services (adult and children's social care, essentially) increases, and the cuts go on, killing some of the most basic facets of the public realm.
It's likely that the bill, which is completely impracticable and ignores basic facets of the industry which it means to regulate, does not require the opposition of all these companies.
The comprehensive geologic history of the lycopsids, and numerous exquisitely preserved specimens have provided paleobotanists with the opportunity not only to trace the evolution of the group but also to investigate some basic facets of their biology.
Beyond these structural parallels with basic facets of natural language, it is held that the purposes and possibilities of architecture qua language yield further parallels, best explained by the notion that architecture has, or even is, a language.
In this review, we outline how basic facets of executive functioning (updating, inhibiting, and shifting) contribute to the successful self-regulation of eating behavior.
Novel control approaches based on phylogenetic conservatism– If the invader belongs to a phylogenetic lineage not present in the invaded region, it may differ from native taxa in basic facets of biology.
But as identical-twin studies already confirm, genes in fact determine a lot, including many basic facets of character.
Those responsible for such intrusions into the fans' experience appear to have forgotten a basic facet of football - that the crowd are not spectators.
