The game, played in California, was highly charged, with the lead changing a half-dozen times.
The "Eroica" was highly charged, with Mr. Nézet-Séguin giving special emphasis to slashing repeated chords and to cadential figures ending major sections.
The new form of bhakti, associated with singing in the languages of the common people, was highly charged with emotion and mystical fervour, and the relationship between worshiper and divinity was often described as analogous to that between lover and beloved.
Calculation of electrostatic potential surfaces showed that RRM1s of both U1A and SNF are highly charged with large clusters of positive charges on the RNA binding surface (Figure S4B).
Cancer cluster investigations are highly charged with emotional and political overtones that inevitably challenge the validity of results (Aldrich and Sinks 2002; Neutra 1990; Rothman 1990; Thun and Sinks 2004; Wartenberg 1995).
This can be highly charged.
Many nuclear antigens are highly charged molecules, with DNA and histones the prime examples.
Because of Parcells's history, the game would have been highly charged to begin with; now it will be more so.
MBP is highly charged and interacts with the cytoplasmic side of the membrane serving as a molecular sieve to allow, as well as restrict, select proteins to be incorporated into the myelin sheath (Aggarwal et al., 2011).
Histone tail acetylation is believed to enhance the accessibility of a gene to the transcription machinery, whereas deacetylated tails are highly charged and believed to be tightly associated with the DNA backbone, thus limiting accessibility of genes to transcription factors [ 4].
