The White House promised a "back-to-basics" agenda at the EPA, the central tenet of which was to "return power to the states".
The Patriarchal Cathedral features a triple apse, the central part of which matches the apse of the original basilica on the site.
Sovereign citizens are a radical libertarian political movement spawned in the United States, the central tenet of which is to refuse to consent to laws and taxation.
In the early and mid-20th century, an offshoot theory emerged: the transactional theory of perception, the central thesis of which is that learning is the key to perceiving.
Together the letters form a small dossier, the central item of which is the letter from Master Giles.
These fragments shared complementarities with the ends of a linker DNA, the central part of which is the target for active DNAzyme.
So there is something touchingly ingenuous about the tug of war that pulls Margaret Drabble every which way in her new novel, "The Peppered Moth," the central character of which is based on her mother, who died in 1982.
The year was 2004, the same year Alan Hollinghurst won the Man Booker Prize for The Line of Beauty, the central character of which just happened to be writing a thesis about, yep, James.
Substantial difficulties emerge however at the delimitation of regions that are regarded as social constructs, the central category of which is the identity.
The uppermost part of the wall has seven horizontal mouldings, the central portion of which is decorated with dancing women, amorous couples, elephants, deer, scrollwork and jaliwork.
