The impeccable, glossy sleekness of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill's Connecticut General Life Insurance Building of 1957 is the definitive expression of Gordon Bunshaft's enormously influential corporate style.
Unofficial religious education can attract criminal prosecution.The Russian Orthodox Church, Ms Fagan writes, "asserts itself as the definitive expression of Russian nationhood".
The songs receive just the right amount of biographical annotation, with Ms. Mitchell's "Cactus Tree and Mr. Cohenn's "Bird on a Wire" cited as definitive expressions of who they were at the time, both in their own ways consumed by desire.
March 20 , 1741Versailles, France July 15 , 1828Paris, France Jean-Antoine Houdon, (born March 20 , 1741 Versailles, France died July 15 , 1828 Paris) French sculptor whose religious and mythological works are definitive expressions of the 18th-century Rococo style of sculpture.
In fact, we did not detect a definitive effect on expression of SCN1A or its exons in temporal neocortex.
However, considering the absence of definitive expression studies that identify differential expression of potent BH3-only proteins during viral infections this remains speculative.
Although whole organ expression levels do not permit a definitive evaluation of developmental expression between species, future efforts will analyze the spatial expression of Gal-1 in fin- and limb-mesenchyme of actinopterygian, sarcopterygians, and amphibians with the aim of delineating possible changes in the functional roles of Gal-1 in the fin limb transition.
The survey did not stipulate a definitive definition of SDM.
Of the more than 14 volumes of his work, only the original Confessions is a definitive literary expression.
Moreover, to demonstrate his own orthodoxy, he wrote a commendation of Pope Leo's celebrated letter of 449 to Patriarch Flavian of Constantinople, delineating for both the Latin and the Greek churches the authoritative statement on Christ's nature and identifying the degrees of erroneous interpretation; this definitive expression became the norm for the general Council of Chalcedon.
Our initial analysis has not yielded a definitive set of gene expression changes, in PBMC samples, that are correlated with objective response at end of first cycle; this may be related to a limited sample size or features of the specific trial design and patient population.
