She added: "When people make that choice to cross boundaries outside of relationships, which I guess is what I've done for a lot of these characters, it's about a yearning for something to change.
At root, however, the fear of adulthood that Easton Ellis described so feverishly in his novel is just the dawning, horrible realisation that, to be a "successful" adult, you must succumb to the tyranny of bewildering, capricious choice, and cross your fingers in the hope you get it right, however unlikely that may seem.
Axons of retinal ganglion cells (RGCs) exit the eyeball, form the optic tract and arrive at the optic chiasm, a point where RGC axons from the two eyes encounter and face the choice of crossing (contralateral projection) or uncrossing (ipsilateral projection).
When dealing with Affymetrix data, we had the choice of cross-normalizing all the data sets, or to perform normalization independently for each of them.
In some cases, strategic choice of crossing design can reduce some of this dimensionality.
To set up an efficient strategy for breeding improved banana varieties and support the choice of crossing parents, a solid understanding of the genetic diversity of available resources is needed.
I was just mechanically following friends' advice to seek help and take advantage of free therapy sessions provided by our graduate school; the idea of having a choice had not crossed my mind.
But when their algorithms use our language to predict and direct our behavior before we, ourselves, have consciously made those choices, they cross the line into the zone of social engineering.
If you're leaving from Australia, you have two choices in crossing the Indian Ocean: the northern route to the Red Sea and Suez Canal or the southern route to South Africa and Cape Horn.
Hashemite rule was not the Palestinians' first choice, but refugees who crossed the Jordan river were automatically given Jordanian citizenship and the rights that go with it.
