His creation of the anti-hippie, at a time when the remnants of the 60s were alive and well, persists across the world.
And, most importantly for his fans, he's kicked open a space for queerness in digital music during a time when the remnants of brostep, male-centred pop house and the tired sexism of dance culture still haven't completely shifted.
And, most importantly for his fans, he's kicked open a space for queerness in digital music during a time when the remnants of brostep, male-centered pop house and the tired sexism of dance culture still haven't completely shifted.
Moreover, it seems EDMC's relative emphasis on instruction may be a remnant of a time when the company leadership was truly committed to helping students build careers -- a remnant that is rapidly fading.
You can find them all over in France, carved out of hillsides, remnants of a time when every farmhouse made its own wine.
Sutton and his co-authors' analysis of their 3D model led them to discover that Drakozoon had eight deep ridges on either side of its body suggesting to them that these ridges are genetic remnants from a time when Drakozoon had a body made of repeated units, supporting the theory of some scientists that the earliest creatures were made of repeated units.
Horse rings, remnants of a time when horses and horse-drawn vehicles provided the primary mode of transportation, can be found throughout Portland, Oregon.
Therefore, rare and atypical forms of aaRS, such as SepRS and PylRS, may be remnants from a time when translation machineries were more diverse.
It was a remnant of a time when many more immigrants from Italy, and far fewer designer shoe shoppers, walked the neighborhood's cobblestone streets.
I'm convinced that this corresponds to some ancient tribal trait, some remnant of a time when human activity around you meant safety, that it was safe to sleep, that someone was looking out for the group.
