Because it's morphed, over the ages, from that fragrant hay box academics unearthed this week, which we used to brew and drink like normal people, into something else.
By juxtaposing these two conceptual frames, we unearth the conditions under which they can be complements for managing the tension between efficiency and effectiveness central to these projects.
With Jane Mayer, I co-authored a book, Strange Justice, which concluded, based on evidence we unearthed, that Hill was the truth-teller.
In Britain, the court will allow Nokia to use legal discovery, a process of questioning Apple that is not available on the European Continent, which could unearth useful information.
For many students living in London, Moonlighting will be a familiar midweek rest-stop; boasting drinks at £1 each, the event - the infamous Cheapskates - is one which will unearth regretful memories among many (sorry guys).
He also stayed because South Africa and the countries of East Africa — mainly Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia — were in a competition of sorts to see which could unearth the oldest fossils, and Dr. Tobias believed that South Africa had important contributions to make.
"If you have to worry about getting sued and paying real damages, and perhaps going through a discovery process, which might unearth some ugly tactics, then maybe you will rethink retaliating against and firing workers," Ellison said.
In addition, the methodology by which to unearth such sequence variation is not yet optimized.
Accordingly, there are currently no methods which can unearth pseudoknot based local patterns involving both sequence and structure similarity.
The large sample size will also permit study of genetic polymorphisms and gene environment interactions, which may unearth individual differences in susceptibility to EDs.
