"What happened to the devil and hell?" Abraham, looking at the castration by law pitch, neatly bound for presentation, says, "Didn't we already do this?" The two HBO women discuss why they think they have previously rejected a show on the subject of legal castration, but they can't remember.
Herzog & de Meuron has designed discrete, variously scaled galleries for both focused and large-scale presentations, bound together with interstitial galleries devoted to the museum's growing permanent collection.
The lists suggest digression, surprise and a willingness to explore tangents and not be bound by strictly linear presentation.
Stephan Kramer, a prominent Jewish figure here, said that while such an unorthodox presentation was bound to attract attention, he felt that the curators had gone too far.
The Graphic Arts Collection recently acquired a copy this first book printed with the new press "à un coup". It is a superb presentation copy bound in morocco with the royal coat of arms.
IFNγ, a potent inducer of MHC class II expression in MΦs and hence of antigen presentation, once bound to its receptor, leads to STAT1 phosphorylation and translocation to the nucleus and to IFN regulatory factor (IRF) activation, which play a key role in the induction of a large set of MΦ effector molecules involved in host defense and inflammation.
In the latter, self-presentation is bound up inextricably, profoundly and even painfully with your identity.
Here, we have used fusion with leucine zipper (LZ) domains to stabilize a complex formed between the class II major histocompatibility complex (MHC-II) protein, HLA-DR1 (which binds peptides for presentation to CD4+ T cells) and HLA-DM (which catalyzes peptide exchange of MHC-II molecules).
There's bound to be a big presentation soon to lay out the thesis for a multibillion-dollar bet on Air Products.
The rationale of this selection was the length of peptides that are bound by HLA molecules for presentation to T-cell receptors, typically from 8 20 amino acids, with nine amino acids being the predominant length of class I peptides and the core of class II peptides [69].
