The more distant complex has three test stands in a row, the middle one bearing bold scorch marks from a recent firing.
We also defined the latter two types as the young duplications of a gene family in species with a close (lineage-specific expansion) or distant (complex expansion) genetic relationship based on the species tree of the 12 Drosophila species [ 27].
Too many Europeans regard it as a distant and complex institution that has little relevance to their own lives.
Rather than imagining specific stories for films that required some more distant and complex organization, that required travel, specific actors, settings, effects, or crowds, Swanberg has made movies that relate clearly to the specific circumstances of his own life — but his discovery of drama within those circumstances has been nothing less than prodigious.
The observed complex NCOs and distant forms of complex CO both point to a property of mammalian recombination that is poorly understood and in need of further characterization.
Consequently, the actual repertoire of the urancestor inferred from FSFs in modern proteomes, while relatively complex in the number of molecular functions it embodies, is closer to the simple progenote model and distant from the complex cenancestor model.
The record seemed to brand Björk not so much a rising star, but a distant planet with complex weather patterns.
As with other global campaigns, activists must figure out how to make Americans care about a distant crisis with complex causes involving relatively unknown players.
But until a truly European people is created, many of the union's citizens will rightly prefer that decisions closer to the heart and the wallet -- whether to go to war, or to raise taxes -- be made by the national governments they think they know well, not by the distant and bafflingly complex set of institutions of the European Union.
They were too distant and too complex, as would be the messages of the dead.
