When the court does have an impact, it is typically limited to setting the agenda, to thrusting previously ignored issues to the forefront of public discussion.
In this context, realizable intragenomic potential due to TE-Thrust previously demonstrated in mammals (Oliver and Greene 2011, 2012) is also demonstrable in angiosperms, with numerous studies reporting genotypic changes due to TEs being correlated with the generation of specific flowering plant phenotypes (tables 2 and 3).
The Fulham striker had previously thrust his face into that of Craig Bellamy and can count himself quite fortunate that Friend took a generous view of that.
In the northeast, a reflective lower crust is interpreted to represent thrust slices of previously highly extended continental crust and possibly fragments of oceanic crust.
The introduction of James Roby from the interchange bench provided the pace and thrust they had previously been lacking, and it was one of his first scoots at acting half that provided the impetus for another substitute, Andrew Dixon, to break their duck in the 28th minute.
They found themselves thrust into a world previously unknown to them, of intensive tutoring, special consultants and in some cases even more expensive niche schools.
The Doctor also jettisons TARDIS rooms to create thrust, as he had done previously in stories such as Logopolis and Castrovalva.
These thrusts were previously interpreted as the first contractional structures to deform the area ('D1'), but are here reinterpreted as relatively late (D4b).
(autoblog.com) Porsche's updated Panamera is poised to thrust the German automaker into the previously unlikely realm of super-fuel-efficient cars.
My grandmother, her mother, who helped bring me up, had died a few months previously, and I had been thrust into a strange, half grown-up world.
