For some unknown reason, the scenarists attempt to provide plausible biological and psychological underpinnings for Banner's super-powers. |
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If he's right, the companies building the underpinnings for these services could become the tech powerhouses for years to come. |
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When he moved to evolution, he brought with him a gift to see the mathematical underpinnings of things, whether they are bridges or botflies. |
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But there is no comparable academic industry devoted to studying the psychological underpinnings of liberalism. |
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This book includes a summary of cooperative learning and describes the theoretical underpinnings of this approach. |
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And for clarity's sake, I should say that the idea has formalist underpinnings, but debating the pros and cons of this is for another time. |
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As the last half of the serial goes into publication, you'll see some examination of the underpinnings of these characters. |
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His talk surveyed the Kongo-derived underpinnings of tango, including candombe, tangana, payada, and the funky milonga. |
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Critics who express doubts about the underpinnings of the current recovery are contemptuously shot down. |
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A series of definitively drafted, untitled collages dating from the 1940s allude to the purely constructivist underpinnings of Oteiza's works. |
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To a cognitive neuroscientist, the mind is about the brain and its neurological underpinnings. |
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To illustrate the cultural underpinnings of economic success, McGurn tells a story about a visit he made to an ethnic Chinese family in Manila. |
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Indiana University law professor Linda Kelly recently exposed the neo-Marxist underpinnings of the DV industry. |
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For all its underpinnings in realpolitik, the strategy committed the United States to multilateralism. |
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The author delves into the structural underpinnings of chronic underemployment and unemployment, and the minds of those affected. |
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In particular bank regulators have encouraged banks to strengthen the legal underpinnings of derivatives transactions. |
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The idyllic scenes and saccharine, sunshiny colors he favors belie the sinister underpinnings of totalitarian rule. |
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He is concerned less with theoretical underpinnings and more with the ethics of process-based work. |
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And white underpinnings consisted of strappy, tailored tank tops that looked a bit like the bindings of some Amazon warrior. |
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But a reader will never learn about the underpinnings of these friendships. |
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He shows no qualms about exposing the mechanical underpinnings of a piece, making the power cords and electrical transformer integral parts of the work. |
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Euclidean geometry, Fibonacci numbers, the digits of pi, the notion of algorithms, concepts of infinity, fractals, and other ideas furnished the mathematical underpinnings. |
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Yes, the jurisprudential underpinnings of the Eleventh Circuit's decision in the Alabama Ten Commandments decision are an extraconstitutional fraud. |
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Neuroscientists are now beginning to get a fix on the physical underpinnings of empathy. |
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Some has been predicated on undermining the underpinnings of an entire people in order to demoralize them. |
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That is, the movement's philosophical underpinnings, slightly inchoate that they may be, are not exactly outre in the Texas context. |
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Girl power, it seems, never had it so good. Is this wave of affluence a chimera or does it have solid underpinnings? |
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The underpinnings of Shanghai's confidence in its future can be divined by dredging its archives. |
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Erasing that distinction, by finding the biological underpinnings of psychiatric diseases, might let new treatments be devised. |
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Corruption corrodes these underpinnings of free society and human progress. |
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Perhaps these are not just the result of individuals' choices, but a sign that the economic underpinnings of our society are in flux. |
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It represents ecological infrastructure, the underpinnings of a healthy environment. |
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And can an understanding of its underpinnings help us explain its recent behaviour? |
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It is crucial that confidence in the solidity both of public finances and of the economic and institutional underpinnings of EMU be maintained. |
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But in contrast with other periods of economic recovery, current growth seems to have solid underpinnings. |
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This would precede and overlap with structural change, providing the human underpinnings of a new partnership. |
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One of the important underpinnings of Indian democracy is the electoral system supervised by the Election Commission of India. |
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This will include background information such as the theoretical underpinnings, how it is applied and how it induces behavioural shifts. |
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All of these underpinnings of growth and reputation are too important to be left to federal governments. |
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He emphasized that criteria for judging qualitative research should flow logically from the theoretical underpinnings and purposes of that research. |
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Linebaugh and Rediker substantiate the evangelical underpinnings of proletarian revolts seen briefly before in the story of Francis, the Pentecostal maid. |
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At first glance, the Chisel looks like a traditional tanto, complete with wrapped cord over stingray hide underpinnings, topped with an ornamental menuki. |
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The changes are not happening yet on the surface, but in the important place, in the underpinnings of society. |
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The Freudian underpinnings that permeated Suddenly Last Summer are also present here. |
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His performance style and guitar playing provided the underpinnings for the whole Punk Movement and then some. |
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The model performs well across this data set, which gives strong support for the model's central claims, its generality, and its theoretical underpinnings. |
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This is the most conspicuous and direct mechanism where weak system underpinnings foster heightened asset inflation and unsound economic expansion. |
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For a profession whose statistical underpinnings in empirical research are most comfortably based on normal distributions, this skewed distribution begs investigation. |
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We could put our fiscal house in order and reinstitute the necessary underpinnings for a vigorous, dynamic economy an economy which would guarantee to meet all of our needs both now and in the future. |
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Using cell and molecular biological, biophysical and atomic resolution structural studies, our team aims to elucidate the molecular underpinnings of the biochemical events which lead to cells becoming cancerous. |
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In addition, to improve the effectiveness of surveillance, IMF members continue to reflect on whether the legal underpinnings of Fund surveillance should be amended. |
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During 8 months, US uncompromisingly negotiated an overall agreement on the policy underpinnings of reform covering all aspects of the Staff Regulations. |
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I am not a lawyer, but if we were in a court situation, that is one of the fundamental underpinnings of our legal system: full disclosure of the facts. |
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We would also need to give the financial institutions the tools to undercut and remove the financial underpinnings that support terrorist organizations. |
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The concept of collective guilt is wholly irreconcilable with the civic norms and human rights that are at the heart of the European Union's democratic underpinnings. |
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It would be a good idea to adopt some formal way of discriminating between these various VECMs in terms of their in-sample stability performances in the absence of any theoretical underpinnings for these definitions. |
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The supportive, fundamental underpinnings of the agriculture commodity world, characterized by tightening supply-demand balances, have caught the attention of the broader investment world. |
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At the same time, successful frameworks for transformation and change will need to occur at many levels and will need to address individual needs as well as the structural underpinnings of those needs. |
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But while progress has been made, I believe that our understanding of the empirical relationships and of the theoretical underpinnings of those relationships still remains incomplete. |
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Thus, the underpinnings of any effective disclosure regime include protection from reprisal and a commitment to clear and decisive corrective measures. |
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Although organizations differ in how they develop and use these resources, these provide the underpinnings of effective governance and service delivery. |
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Most participants already think about fisheries and oceans issues in terms of sustainable development, without even knowing the name of the concept or its philosophical underpinnings. |
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Since the Company operated under financial constraints, it had to set up political underpinnings for its rule. |
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The philosophical underpinnings of the scientific revolution were laid out by Francis Bacon, who has been called the father of empiricism. |
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The basalt underpinnings of Trotternish produce a diversity of Arctic and alpine plants including alpine pearlwort and mossy cyphal. |
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The common law and the civil law jurisdictions do not share the same constitutional law underpinnings. |
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Although it's been out since 2004, the game's novel ambisexuality, not to mention its communist underpinnings, has gone largely unnoticed. |
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The Teutonic underpinnings make sound economic sense. |
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Regardless of the underpinnings, the exterior styling is unmistakeably Rolls Royce but with a tauter, more sporting edge. |
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So with that, let me now talk about some of the fundamental policy underpinnings that apply to all of us as we forge ahead in pursuit of solid economic growth. |
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The eventual result of all this coachbuilding was invariably a host of very fast cars with luxurious bodies sitting atop the racy underpinnings. |
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The 2005 reform of the Stability and Growth Pact sought to strengthen its effectiveness and economic underpinnings as well as to safeguard the sustainability of public finances in the long run. |
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Biological underpinnings as well as familial, environmental and cultural elements all can contribute to the development of an eating disorder. |
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As part of genoframe we have identified the genetic underpinnings of the driver neurons. |
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All the while, confident in the theoretical underpinnings of their inventions, they reassured any doubters that all this activity was not just making bankers rich. |
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It is also made difficult by the tendency, especially in the field of disarmament, to deal selectively with vital issues that are the very underpinnings of disarmament. |
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Asset forfeiture and recovery were important tools in the fight against organized crime, as they could be used to dismantle the financial underpinnings of criminal organizations. |
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Armstrong, inventor of the continuous-wave transmitter, the superheterodyne circuit, and the FM radio, all of which remain underpinnings of today's broadcasting. |
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In a 2008 study when she was at Harvard, she and co-researcher Module Akmola found a correlation that had both biological and sociological underpinnings. |
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But Rachman, with the aid of former promoter-turned-writer Steven Blush, shows us how idealistic and bizarrely positive the movement's underpinnings were. |
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Extensive literature exists on the methodological underpinnings and the state of art in the adoption of ICT for educational purposes across European countries. |
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The population debate has often had ideological underpinnings. |
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The opening four chapters in this collection review the biological and psychological underpinnings of anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and obesity. |
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I address the ideological underpinnings of this 'Sunniphobia' in Chapter 5, as part of the discussion of the structural problems of the US counter-insurgency campaign. |
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The chief object of De Palma's persistent speculation has been the underpinnings of the homosocial sphere itself, presented as hardly innocent, even at its chummiest. |
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