For the involvement of possible epigenetic mechanisms, we refer to the difference in transposon density between the two species as the maize genome is more heavily bombarded by active repeats and we speculate that a more vigorous methylation tactic might be used in gene regulation in maize.
The four successive marches during November and December 2010, which saw sporadic disorder met by vigorous police tactics including the "kettling" of crowds for hours in freezing conditions, were geared heavily around the enactment of the law greatly increasing tuition fees.
Frustrated by his stonewalling tactics, the Congress Party launched a vigorous "Quit India" campaign in August of 1942.
Even as the Kremlin has pursued a more vigorous international media strategy this week, it has also turned to a classic tactic, citing what it contends is the West's bias to stir up nationalism in Russia.
BEIJING — In an unusually vigorous rebuttal to Japan's latest accusations that China is using aggressive tactics to expand its maritime reach, the Chinese Defense Ministry said Japan was undermining stability in the region with its claims to disputed islands known as the Diaoyu in China and the Senkakus in Japan.
The trial comes after years of a vigorous public debate over the Police Department's growing reliance on stop-and-frisk tactics, which Mr. Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly have steadfastly defended as effective tools in reducing gun violence.
"It is only about tactics and show, and not about politics," Mr. Steinmeier said in a vigorous speech in Thursday's debate.
Robert F. Coulam, a research professor and attorney at Simmons College and a study participant, said that the government's most vigorous work on interrogation to date has been in seeking legal justifications for harsh tactics.
We have a responsibility to loan her vigorous support -- not only because basic human solidarity mandates it, but also because shrewd tactics demand it.
But what it can do, as this vigorous if unsubtle play by Anders Lustgarten proves, is expose the gulf between the party's emollient tactics and its extremist views.
That the fee is inadequate to provide a proper incentive, that the library does not instead charge $25 a day or $250 a day or impose a vigorous flogging (as described in the no-doubt-renewable "Mutiny on the Bounty"), bespeaks ineffectual enforcement tactics, not the freedom to keep a popular book past its due date.
