It has turned able, capable, individuals into passive recipients of state help with little hope for a better future.
Popular writers, including Douglas Adams and Thomas M. Disch, turned their capable hands to the burgeoning form.
What had turned this capable, pragmatic, respected figure into the harsh and belligerent man who seemed toward the end to believe that only he understood the world of his time?
From this they learned to hire more people who were in turn capable of attracting more potential hires.
These so-called "induced pluripotent stem cells" (otherwise known as iPS cells) are in turn capable of making every cell in the body.
The Google Maps option will be available on all current Turn-by-Turn capable GM vehicles starting with the 2006 model year and also will integrate with OnStar Destination Download to send destinations directly to the vehicle's screen-based navigation system.
Each of these kinases are, in turn, capable of phosphorylating and activating JNK and p38; respectively.
Cytochrome c is in turn capable of forming a complex with APAF-1, which leads to the activation of caspase 9. Mitochondrial membrane potential was measured using the cationic fluorescent dye JC-1 by flow cytometry.
The overall hypothesis is that the different findings are not independent events, but are direct consequence of the peripheral nerve sensitization which is in turn capable of inducing long-lasting airway-related NTS neural sensitization and hence bronchial hyperresponsiveness.
As the seeds begin to dry and turn yellow, they become capable of germinating; however, most are as yet unable to support seedling growth [ 1, 4].
Very strong wrists, it turns out, capable of turning the crank at two rotations per second for long periods.
