As with Amazon last week, and Facebook the week before, every technology company now wants its C.E.O. to stand in front of a giant screen, act mildly charismatic, and show off that next awesome thing that's just a bit more awesome than you expected.
La Faraona (in "Tango de las Niñas") was merely ridiculous; Barullo and Farruco, who both act moody, became mildly ridiculous whenever their long hair started to fall like a curtain down their faces.
A transmembrane-type guanylyl cyclase, GCY-14, acts as a mildly alkaline-pH sensor molecule in ASEL.
You may be wondering whether I have personally tried out this brilliant act of mildly violent social protest.
It is cleverly conceived, well acted and seasoned with blips of mildly acidic wit.
Some students were mildly enthusiastic, but others -- like my tour guide -- acted as though they just wanted to get out of there (and let's not blame the 90-degree weather).
Very well written and acted, "Every Day" feels like a glorified television drama softened with comic and surreal trimmings, with a mildly upbeat ending appended.
If you need to treat your cat quickly before going to the vet, act fast: If they're mildly affected, get them to a cool indoor environment with a constant flow of cool air, and keep them calm.
It has been suggested that most healthy people are characterized by a mildly positive bias that acts as a protecting factor from stress (e.g. Hirsch and Mathews, 2000).
When the child's family-court-appointed "law guardian" from the custody battle seems, during an interview, to be a mildly insane conspiracy theorist, she acts.
