I live in Boyle Heights, a traditionally diverse, working-class neighbourhood east of downtown LA.
This idea – inimical to the traditionally diverse spirit of Anglicanism – has been enthusiastically backed by Williams as "the only game in town" and a way out of the crisis, but is even now being shot down in flames by dioceses across the Church of England, with little chance of being adopted here: a humiliating defeat for the archbishop.
What's needed is not a demolition of our traditionally diverse higher education system but, rather, an ambitious renovation that knocks down some walls and opens up new doors -- building on assets that already exist.
Thus, for a long period, it was believed that rice originated where it has traditionally been most diverse [10].
Cognitive skills training for minimally invasive surgery has traditionally relied upon diverse tools, such as seminars or lectures.
A Web site that some Morris Park residents mistook as the work of a community organization, only to find that it contained pornography and racially charged debate, has become a focus of controversy in this traditionally Italian but increasingly diverse neighborhood in the eastern Bronx.
In tropical America, coffee is traditionally grown under a diverse canopy of overstory shade trees, which enhances the quality of the coffee farm as a conservation matrix and supports a broad spectrum of pollinators that increase fruit set per bush [2 4].
However, this unusual slogan has much more to do with the traditionally friendly, eclectic, accepting, diverse and culturally and socially progressive nature of the people of Austin.
In the weeks since a federal judge ruled that Maryland unlawfully and purposefully harmed its public historically Black institutions by duplicating their programs at public traditionally white institutions, a diverse range of perspectives has emerged about its possible outcomes.
In summary, in the present study, we demonstrated the novel anti-angiogenic activity of SMYGT, which has been traditionally used to treat diverse diseases, including cancer.
Phylogenetic analyses of 153 new and 100 previously published sequences for individual genes and combined data sets (Figs. 1, 2, and Additional files 1, 2, 3, 4) all indicate Annelida is much more diverse than traditionally recognized, and includes Sipuncula, Echiura, and Siboglinidae, thus confirming previous suggestions.
