Since our survival times are about two to four times longer than those for currently established models, we suggest that our model might serve as a tough tool for evaluating liver support systems.
It recreates a public sphere where it is understood that political change happens collectively, for the common good; and that hope is the toughest tool in the arsenal.
It is used in the form of tungsten carbide for very hard and tough dies, tools, gauges, and bits.
The barges being ready they rowed to the beach to ferry aboard horses and fine battle-helmets, loading the livestock in their livery and tack, then the tents, the tough shields, tools to lay siege, canopies, kit bags, exquisite coffers, ponies, hackneys, horses-of-armour... thus the stuff of stern knights was safely stored.
Licensing deals are sometimes a hit as in the Caterpillar brand of Wolverine shoes (both are tough, reliable "tools") or the Eddie Bauer edition of the Ford Explorer (outdoor adventure).
The efforts, which have gained traction in recent weeks, could give the agency tougher prosecutorial tools to combat fraud amid the economic downturn.
Establishing xeno-organisms as a mandatory auxotrophic form of life will allow the limitation of its environmental dispersion by its human creator-designer, providing an extremely tough safety tool.
Today, sea creatures known as comb jellies have soft bodies like jellyfish, but their ancestors projected a tougher image: tooling up with hard body parts, probably as protection from predators.
But he also suggested he would keep tough crime-fighting tools in place.
