Sentence examples for In the whim from inspiring English sources

This allows us to obtain refined estimates of the number density of O VII WHIM systems down to the O VII column density sensitivity of our observations, and most importantly, a measurement of the cosmological mass density ΩWHIMb in the WHIM, at redshift z < 0.361.

CXCR4 has been implicated in different types of cancer [18] [20], in the WHIM (Warts, Hypogammaglobulinemia, Infection and Myelokathexis) syndrome [21], [22], in rheumatoid arthritis [23], and in the immune response during fungal asthma [24].

Noteworthy, CXCR4 sorting to lysosomes is mediated through ubiquitination of lysine residues included in the "degradation motif" of CXCR4, which spans residues 324 333 [51], a region that is preserved in the WHIM 334-mutant receptor.

23 According to the instruction manual, 23 the team administers the scale by observing patients' behaviours in the context of an interactive session and recording these as they are categorised in the WHIM scale.

[A]s one of children's most prominent role models, Santa has got to think about the message he is sending by constantly giving in to the whims of his stomach and Mrs. Claus' perilous overfeeding….

Those who would find political meaning in the whims of the Oscar voters ought to remember that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is not a nation-state but a tribe.

So it shouldn't be surprising to discover that, even after Lloyd Webber had become a theatrical Godzilla, he was still entangled in the whims and the will of others.

Months later, I still worry about that farm, and how, besides the vagaries of weather and varmints, its owners will now have to factor in the whims of day-trippers like me.

Westerners, schooled in the whims of the federal government, which owns vast amounts of land here, and whose defense industry has historically been tied to the fortunes of California, Arizona and Colorado, have long been suspicious of government intrusions, long before the libertarian Rand Paul, the Republican Senate candidate in Kentucky, found a microphone.

When our spacecraft are supplied largely by other countries — as they currently are, as the US uses Russia's Soyuz spacecrafts almost exclusively — the US' ability to reach the stars (or, for that matter, our astronauts on the ISS) lays in the whims of other countries, as well.

His re-investment in SFX is perhaps more a statement of faith in his own business acumen than in the whims of Wall Street.