By investing in the leading litho supplier, if Intel is able to perpetuate that manufacturing lead, it would enable the company to have an advantage over Arm.
"They were really concerned, on a scientific level, that Coyle had been able to perpetuate this myth that cycling efficiency changes," he said.
"I've been able to perpetuate what my dad started," said Mr. Roberts, whose quiet demeanor masks his constant drive and quick mind, and whose office is connected to his father's by a private glass door.
But the extent to which families are able to perpetuate and leverage their wealth suggests that the problem may be even worse than Mr Piketty thinks.Bill Gates, the world's richest man, has countered Mr Piketty's thesis by arguing that wealth dissolves over time: families either lose their money through incompetence or give it away to charities.
I keep referring to jazz because it's the basis of everything; I like the blues, the chords, and certain artists are able to perpetuate that in a way that's influential for me.
"The device is able to perpetuate images and actions essentially forever (long enough for another device to come along that could transfer someone's consciousness)." Romero is drawn to artworks, often in the new media realm, that focus on "creating worlds or mythologies and documenting or preserving something".
Since FAK itself upregulates myofibroblast differentiation, once TGFβ initiates this process, sustained activation of FAK would be able to perpetuate the fibrotic response even in the absence of active TGFβ.
Because PMN are among the first cells to arrive at an inflammatory site, these observations raise the possibility that SF PMN may be able to perpetuate the inflammatory process through the release of inflammatory mediators such as cytokines and chemokines.
Adoptive transfer experiments additionally suggest active recruitment of immunologic response in recipient animals: (1) We have been able to perpetuate leukaemia immunity in four sequential cohorts of naive recipient mice.
