Sentence examples for Inner expression from inspiring English sources

So this inner expression, you either get A XOR B out of it, or you get all 0's.

The only moment of authentic inner expression, the acknowledgment of any identity at all, arises when, under siege from the creatures, Evelyn challenges Lee when their children are in danger: "Who are we?

Namely, if "heteronomous" means "not free," then it also means "not responsible". Thus, in repudiating the moral law one not only ceases to be a "person" (since one rejects one's "humanity," i.e. one's own inner expression of autonomy); one also cannot be held responsible for one's immorality.

He intrinsically knew how to write for him--not just for the sound of his voice, but for the inner expression that comes to life in this music.

The algorithm assumes parenthetical expressions to introduce abbreviation definitions in the following format: (1) For each inner expression of a parenthetical expression, the algorithm enumerates candidates of expanded forms that begin with any non-function word (e.g., a, and, of) and end with any word immediately before the parenthetical expression.

Considering both the expression patterns of each clade and the events of gene duplication that generated them, it seems likely that after the first gene duplication, the ancestor of genes in clades 3 and 4 produced the differences between inner (expression "on") and outer tepals (expression "off").

The Sims has stood out because it is perhaps the only game series that is fundamentally about exploring the inner expressions of a person's fantasy life.

In addition to connecting diverse thought, cultures and religions, generations link together through the inner expressions of love, truth, beauty, pain, betrayal and recovery in the manifestations of sculpture, architecture, paintings and other snapshots of life.

Conclusions/Significance: Based on these results and previous studies showing that Bmp4 is essential for proper vestibular development, we propose that Rubie is the gene mutated in Ecl mice, that it is involved in regulating inner ear expression of Bmp4, and that aberrant Bmp4 expression contributes to the Ecl phenotype.

CONCLUSIONS/SIGNIFICANCE: Based on these results and previous studies showing that Bmp4 is essential for proper vestibular development, we propose that Rubie is the gene mutated in Ecl mice, that it is involved in regulating inner ear expression of Bmp4, and that aberrant Bmp4 expression contributes to the Ecl phenotype.

The inner ear expression, and the absence or very low expression of the miRNAs in other tested tissues, suggests that they are inner ear-specific miRNAs.