In one strand of investigation, Mr Levitt used prison-overcrowding litigation an improbable but statistically effective instrument to do the job.
Amazing as it is, this is only one strand of Machover's remarkable work.
One strand of these negative financial trends has been elucidated by Morgan Stanley, in what it calls the balkanisation of the eurozone banking system.
And the pharmacokinetic research is only one strand of the work the FDA is doing on BPA at its National Center for Toxicological Research in Arkansas and in conjunction with the National Toxicology Program.
As it relates to the one strand of reconciliation that you referred to, for reasons that appear to have to do with internal political turbulence among the Taliban, those efforts have been basically put on hold for the time being.
But one strand of opinion represented by officials in the Pentagon and America-firsters in the Senate argues that it should withdraw some of its 120, 000 troops in Europe, and step back, allowing Europeans to play a bigger role in the day-to-day management of their continent's security.
The terms sense and antisense were coined by Paul Zamecnik to show the complementary, double-strand nature of DNA. One strand consisted of alternating patterns of the four nucleotides that make up DNA adenine, cytosine, guanine and thymine and it could be read in order.
These days, he and his team of four design and make bespoke handcrafted shoes from his workshop in the elegant Strand Arcade, one of Sydney's historic shopping arcades in the Central Business District.
Nearly everyone of note stayed at the stately Strand hotel which boasted one of the finest European restaurants in Asia an enclave of European style founded by the same Armenian family who owned Singapore's Raffles.
One of the joys of the Web is following a thematic strand to wherever the links will take you.
Solely in London are seven locations of The Cornish Bakehouse, including one I have visited on The Strand, very well located in the heart of the city.
The final strand of complaint is the one that tells you something disturbing about the House of Commons.
At one point, he came upon a five-strand run of barbed wire healed into the bodies of live oaks, and he slowed, took a breath, and stopped the car.
One is looking specifically at the actions of Savile and the second strand concerns allegations against "Savile and others".
Wizards at Lucent and Nortel can zap--in one second--6 trillion bits of information down a fiber strand the width of a human hair.
It has three strands - one is looking specifically at the actions of Savile and the second strand concerns allegations against "Savile and others".
All it takes to strand hundreds of thousands of people is a glitch on one of only two tracks linking Manhattan to New Jersey under the Hudson River.
One thing: if you want to grab a girl, as Peter does, you eject a strand of sticky stuff onto her from behind, then pull.
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