It operated in a self-empowerment, community-building spirit that was similar to other musician-run cooperatives in Chicago and Los Angeles and St . Louis all outgrowths of the Black Arts Movement.
Published a week before 9/11, Franzen's novel, set against a panorama of '90s excesses (promiscuous sex and rampant drug use, trendy East Coast restaurants, high-tech gadgetry), all outgrowths of "the rambunctious American economy," might have seemed fatally out of step with the somber new mood.
Small pieces of tissue were dissected out from all outgrowths and sectioned to confirm their identity.
Because some outgrowths were quite small, recipient fat pads also were sectioned and immunostained for mammary epithelial markers to verify their mammary origin and to visualize the structure of all outgrowths.
It's all an outgrowth of an abundance of capital.There is more interest in investment than resources to put such investment to work.
It is all an outgrowth of the work of Dr. Gates and his team, who, supported by a $75,000 grant from the National Science Foundation, have been mapping the rugged landscape of Harriman for the last six years.
It's all an outgrowth of the feel of being alone in a world without help, rather than a desire to focus on the fall of society or anything.
His passion for mathematics was in all likelihood an outgrowth of the educational program at Padua (Vittorino, himself an avid mathematician, was also a student of Barzizza).
One side tends to think that this is all a natural outgrowth of the Bill of Rights; there is a right to privacy; the government should keep its nose out of the bedroom; a woman has the right to decide about what goes on in her own body.
From all sites, outgrowth is anisotropic, covering a greater distance along the medial/lateral axis than along the anterior/posterior axis.
