For just six of the 36 verbs, the rise of one form over another was clearly not only down to chance, but was largely a result of active preference – akin to natural selection.
Third world countries, even the characterization is largely economic, also took a course akin to the West in pursuit of their quest for finding their right place in the world.
Such classification systems appear to be largely based on intuitive principles, somewhat akin to classifying drug interventions on the basis of whether the drugs are taken orally or intravenously.
These efforts, unfortunately, were largely amateurish and based on unscientific knowledge more akin to a hobby than an organized, systematic attempt to catalog indigenous history.
In a Western market where Asian music is largely ignored, promoting it is a task akin to that of a Christian missionary.
It all feels so basic to me, but language is largely muscle memory and calling somebody their name is akin to a reflex.
This view is akin to a hydrologist suggesting that our failure in Iraq is largely a matter of irrigation, or a doctor attributing it to a problem of diagnosis.
Akin to the [hu] and [Sha] pair, the structural differences between [hu] and [mo] amyloids appear to be largely controlled by a single amino acid residue.
