"As with prose poetry, the lyric essay expands our awareness of what poetry can be and do, further nuancing our capacities for expression and understanding," she said.
"If, as may be, the holocausts at the rim of possibility do soon visit us, I am confident my capacities for expression can rise, if I live, to the occasion.
Hernadi (2001) explains that a Darwinian idea of "literature" encompasses a range of transactions that "challenge and thus enhance our brains' vital capacities for expression, communication, representation and signification" (56).
These two interpretations of art have, of course, their corresponding features in aesthetics, which sometimes comes across as the attempt to critically articulate our artistic capacities for expression and sometimes as the discussion of trifles for persons of leisure.
Butch and femme, masculinity and femininity, are capacities for expression.
"A really common thing is for people to say that they 'can't draw'," Cohn tells me, "but what that really means is they have under-developed capacities for expression within visual language".
Consequently, the expressions for the capacity and outage probability are evaluated using the derived PDF of Y(a).
Considering Gaussian distribution for the channel capacity (C k ), the close-form expression for outage capacity, i.e., C q k can be derived.
These findings support the theory that CD44 is expressed by normal prostatic epithelium and that capacity for expression is lost during the alterations in structural differentiation that occur in the course of the transition to neoplastic tissue.
The result supports a model in which DNA-methylation patterns allow a higher capacity for expression of genes involved in glycogen storage and metabolism in active than inactive men (Fig. 2A, Supplementary Dataset 2).
