Yes, it was a bleak and unrelenting, and a somewhat single-note, account of a time I recall as being one of shocking contrasts, of split-second shifts between joy and fear and despair, but, even so, it felt salutary and powerful.
The overhead array appears at certain moments to soar, cathedral-like, and at others to pancake into a somewhat rumpled single plane.
Hiroshima's stadium was a somewhat ramshackle, single-level shell, about the size of a Triple A park in my country.
When expressed in Xenopus oocytes, Kv 2.1 has considerably slower activation (τactivation = 13 to16 ms) kinetics [19], [20] and a somewhat smaller single-channel conductance (8 pS) [36] than our estimates (2 ms and 30 pS, respectively).
One could argue that even a large tree is just cells that are currently cooperating to make a larger organism but that most of the cells retain a somewhat 'single cell' perspective on survival.
But he also implied that the league somewhat singled out the franchise because of its small-market status, saying the N.B.A. did not care as much for a team "on the prairie" as it did for several of its big-market cities.
In that both of these characters were basically sweet, somewhat single-minded, hard-working nice guys who were kind of oblivious to what was going on around them.
As of late, the inspiration has come from my own experiences as a somewhat recent divorcee and single mom.
I know he respects me for my work, but I also know he views me as a young ish), somewhat attractive, single female racing around the salon while trying to fit in and build her business.
The first interesting result we obtained from these analyses was that only a somewhat diminutive number of single-gene families conveying a significant amount of phylogenetic information could be identified (see table 1).
Taking a somewhat different epistemological stance, the single case study approach is advocated by Simons [ 31, 32] as a way of getting beneath the surface of policy implementation, helping to challenge accepted thinking and current forms of knowing and to reconstruct understanding.
