Mr. Hunter said he learned after his arrest that the youth center, the Cromwell Recreation Center, the city's largest indoor center, had not been closed permanently, as he had believed, but was merely undergoing $2.5 million in repairs.
He has no superpowers, merely undergoing extensive bodybuilding, martial arts training, autodidactic study of medicine, the law, foreign languages, preraphaelite painting and so on to force himself by strength of will to become a one-man scourge of the criminal underworld.
Dan Dyer, the chairman and chief executive of 1903, said in a telephone interview that some existing structures in the company's portfolio would merely undergo "a reflagging," with new signage and an overhauled branding, while in other cases Mr. Dyer's company and its partner investors would build Nascar Car Wash locations from the ground up.
The 3 month period generally taken as reference until now seems too short and carries the inherent risk of considering TM as a form of migraine that merely undergoes an entirely transient worsening.
For people who still practice traditional ritual, are mainly related to pregnancy and birth without any prohibition, where their traditional ceremonies are always held in a very simple form of ceremony merely undergoing their obligations.
The Ins15 strain stops growth almost immediately in restrictive conditions, merely undergoing one additional division.
Although Nutlin shows promise in promoting cell death in hematopoietic malignancies, a major roadblock is that most solid cancers do not undergo apoptosis but merely reversible growth arrest.
Mechanistically, robust upregulation of Nutlin-induced p21, concomitant with attenuated expression of pro-apoptotic genes, has long been thought to be a major reason why many tumors merely undergo reversible growth arrest rather than apoptosis upon exposure to Nutlin.
Or finding that the familiar has undergone a shape-change, merely because you come at it from a different angle.
The proposals included contracting out some work and possibly creating a two-tier patent system, with some patents undergoing rigorous review and others merely being registered much as trademarks or copyrights are.
