This ability of epithelial cells to migrate without the core force generating machinery demonstrates the unique adaptation of cell migration mechanisms.
And in calling for broader criteria in admitting party members, he sought to assuage hard-liners by insisting that "party members from among the workers, farmers, intellectuals, military personnel and officials, are the most basic components and core force of the party's ranks".
The group consists of a core force of fewer than 2,500 Somalis and several hundred foreign fighters, backed by a large number of local clan militias that are not readily available for operations outside their home areas, and irregular fighters who are paid for specific operations.
Weber saw religion as one of the core forces in the society.
New-generation intelligent manufacturing acts as the core driving force of the new industrial revolution and will continue to be the main pathway for the transformation and upgrading of the manufacturing industry in the decades to come.
Individuals and their communities would thus have increased capabilities as the core driving forces of the networked information economy.
Nationalism, that is nationalist commitment to the territory that's at issue, is the core driving force, and of course, some nationalists are also religious.
The results indicate that more than 70% of the core work force goes ill to work at least once during a 12-month period.
'If the New Deal is to work, the long-term unemployed need to be in companies who want to take them on as part of the core labour force, not on the periphery.
The job cuts, which amount to 3 percent of the core work force, came as Nokia, the leader in basic cellphones and smartphones, reported third-quarter earnings of €529 million, or $742 million, a figure that was much better than expected.
