Under the gaze of the planet's population, China will melt into a wider whole, into humanity.
Such changes weaken the system, undermine its competitive edge, damage the body of academic knowledge and thought which is part of the wider whole.
These evictions – largely done in the name of private sector-led "regeneration" – are merely one part of a wider whole, in which cities are becoming ever more exclusive.
One last thing: while yoga in the west focuses almost exclusively on the physical postures and sequences (asana), in India, particularly in traditional ashrams, asana is only one aspect of a wider whole.
The large number of students on campus can make it difficult for individuals to form their own support networks, to fit in and to feel like they are part of a wider whole.
In 2015, the challenge is to realise that the fate of one service, in one local authority or one department, depends on how the public perceives the wider whole.
Phantom validation demonstrated that high quantitative accuracy and excellent image quality is readily achieved for neurologic imaging on next-generation digital PET systems when using either a dedicated brain field of view or the wider whole body field of view.
Young people as a wider whole are bearing the brunt of the country's rental bill, paying £24 billion to landlords over the last year.
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Indeed, we found that the new Mt4.0 release significantly improved detectability of legume-wide whole genome duplication event.
Further, the effective sizes of the SNPs among the human genomic regions were overall slightly higher than the genome-wide whole SNPs (Table 1).
