Scamsters eagerly follow the news closely, fashioning their pitches to make them seem commonplace, normal and even expected.
Hilfiger's North Miami Beach home and Mizrahi's New York City Apartment, both featured in the September issue of Architectural Digest, demonstrate how closely fashion and home design intersect.
To further illustrate the difficulty of the current classification task of intrafamily separation, a simple unsupervised classification scheme aimed at predicting the membrane-binding behavior of a domain based on the binding behavior of closely related homologs is fashioned.
The asymmetric nature of the assay allows easy detection of attractive or repulsive effects induced by various cell types, ECM components, or purified proteins in a microenvironment that can be fashioned to closely resemble the microenvironment encountered by migrating tumor cells in-vivo.
Victoria Beckham's post-show bows are watched closely by fashion editors – and what was she wearing in September, after her most recent fashion show?
It has since been given a broader meaning to cover "one who closely follows fashion," though some meanspirited anti-eliteniks use it as a synonym for "clotheshorse".
In the closely watched fashion world fight, Calvin Klein had been suing to terminate Warnaco's license on the ground that Warnaco had hurt his brand by producing substandard products and distributing Calvin Klein jeans to nonelite outlets like warehouse clubs.
And in 2010, longtime Executive Director Bruce Davis, who had run the administration of the organization in a closely held fashion, announced his retirement.
Additionally, architects like Zaha Hadid and Rem Koolhaas have been known to work closely with fashion houses like Chanel and Prada, helping to further establish the look of their brands through set designs as elaborate and expertly designed as the clothing.
Despite such differences, however, these nuclei have strong reciprocal connections and evolved together in a closely coordinated fashion [45].
