Sentence examples for In emblematic from inspiring English sources

The last execution before the Supreme Court imposed a de facto moratorium happened in Texas, and in emblematic fashion.

Although considerable work has been done investigating the factors that underlie species trait assemblages in emblematic groups such as plants and vertebrates, more remains to be done in belowground invertebrate species.

10.7554/eLife.02565.007 Figure 4. Relative impact of diagnostic strategies in emblematic settings.

This is true even in emblematic species, such as the brown bear and the common beech, the phylogeographic patterns of which were previously upheld as paradigms of post-glacial recolonization routes (exclusively) from southern refugia [ 6, 7].

In the emblematic "Half in Hand" someone holds up for inspection a sliced-in-half apple, its flat side foremost.

Riot police out in force in the emblematic Puerta del Sol square, where protesters have gathered for centuries, but particularly since the "indignant" movement sprang up 18 months ago.

Again, while for parables prose narrative may be the norm, they have also been told in verse (as in the emblematic poetry of the 17th-century English Metaphysical poets such as George Herbert, Francis Quarles, and Henry Vaughan).

Here, we investigate the evolutionary dynamics of rDNA clusters in relation to genome reshuffling in an emblematic mammalian model, the genus Mus which includes the house mouse.

The true story is in fact emblematic of everything that has gone wrong in this so-called "war on terror".

"We've created an animosity," he said in one emblematic moment of self-criticism.

Cousin also is noted for his drawing style, best represented in the emblematic style of his "Livre de Fortune" (1568).