Further, indicate how ID is testable: what evidence would confirm ID and what evidence would disconfirm ID? 3. Barbara Forrest and Paul Gross have characterised intelligent design as part of a vast rightwing conspiracy to undermine our democratic institutions by substituting religious dogma for scientific theory.
For better or worse, a victory for this ebullient German-speaker would certainly upset the cosy country-club politics that have characterised Kenya since independence.
Others have characterised Sani and Tasi'u's relationship as one characterised by "systematic abuse".
For those unfamiliar with his shtick, that's about the size of it, and in its early years I suppose this would have been characterised as its charm.
If the Labour MP Gwyneth Dunwoody, who has died aged 77, had left politics in the early 1990s, her reputation would have been characterised as: a modestly promising start, a notable advance as a loyalist, before progress steadily downhill, amid financial difficulties.
The region is currently devoid of significant aeolian sediment transport or deposition, and supports well-developed grassland vegetation; these deposits testify to former conditions different from those of today, which would have been characterised by depleted vegetation and a different wind and/or climatic regime.
"People might feel I'm forgetting my past," he says, referring to the poppy sound that has characterised his chart hits, "but why wouldn't I grab the opportunity and move forward?
So does the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, but only incremental action; nothing that would disturb the markets or the orthodox economic thinking that has characterised its response to the banking crisis.
To give just one example of the harmony that has characterised large parts of Islamic history I'd like to go back to its very beginnings.
