And yet, with inherent modesty, Keating, as he wrote in 2002, saw himself only as a Sancho Panza "sidekick" to the likes of John Arlott and Matthew Engel, David Lacey and Richard Williams, David Gray and Richard Baerlein, Pat Ward-Thomas and Peter Dobereiner, John Rodda and David Frost, all frontline Guardian sports writers over the years.
Self-organization of cells is a fundamental design principle in biology, yet the inherent non-linearity of self-organizing systems often poses significant challenges in deciphering the underlying mechanisms.
Even if such a phenomenon does exist, it might be due to yet undefined inherent mechanisms that differ in dopaminergic and serotoninergic/noradrenergic neurons that affect the general metabolism or trafficking of MPP+.
Thus the ability of L-forms to proliferate under different growth conditions is dependent on as yet unknown inherent properties of each bacterial species.
His symphonic utterances are so profoundly individual, and yet, despite their inherent Finnish quality, speak a universal musical truth.
Yet despite these inherent problems, infrastructure systems like highways have to function, and so are repaired after natural disasters.
LIKE her highly stylized photographs of models against painted backdrops, Dianne Blell's Bridgehampton garden, above, has the inherent yet somehow suppressed drama of a theatrical stage set.
It's yet another risk inherent in a trial, but one that those who tout the rule of law are generally willing to accept.
Yet, ultimately, an inherent contradiction trips up any spiritual walkabout: The divine supposedly transcends time and space, yet we seek it in very specific places and at very specific times.
