Yet in another sense, Ricardo's work gave an entirely new twist to the developing science of political economy.
Finally, the work of post-ELSI collaboration itself has been concerned with finding new ways to interact with natural scientists, and thus to develop twists on existing methods that facilitate these kinds of practices.
Only Connect is a much newer arrival, and, in a crowded market, has had to develop a new twist, so that its contestants also have to rely on lateral thinking in order to score.
There will be room to develop your own personal twist later, but for now, you need to know the basic tune thoroughly enough to know how it is supposed to sound when played correctly.
There's an interesting twist – they plan to offer an open API for people to develop their own betting applications and use the Smarkets infrastructure.
Photenhauer works as a nurse, but had enough time on his hands to develop recipes for dishes and drinks with a slimy twist.
And before long, he was on his way to developing a signature style -- call it rockabilly with a radical twist -- that he's been pursuing ever since.
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The case twists around an emerging multibillion-dollar market trading carbon-credits under the Kyoto Protocol, which contains mechanisms for outsourcing environmental protection to developing nations.
As a final dizzying twist to the story, people living on the farm and CFIA investigators recently developed influenza-like illness, says Clark.
