Sentence examples for concentrated expression from inspiring English sources

Gelsolin co-localized with actin filaments in growing neurites of stage II PC12-ND6 cells with enrichment at the tip, whereas PC12-ND6 cells with stage III morphology exhibit concentrated expression of gelsolin in the growth cones where it is expressed in the central domain as well as the leading edge of the lamellipodia and filopodia.

Its most concentrated expression can be found in pop music.

Muirhead, whose concentrated expression through hour after hour of competition is a window into the mental application required, admitted the sheet was sometimes an unforgiving arena.

For painted portraits, at their best, have a knack of giving back to sitters an image that values them, by means of concentrated expression and in a manner hitherto unseen.

"There never has been a time when there were so many candles in New York, and there never has been any such concentrated expression of grief in a city," said Dr. Kenneth T. Jackson, the historical society's president.

The bard's bald head and face, packed full of mirth, is separated from his body by the most enormous ruff and, despite his concentrated expression, he seems similarly detached from the whoosh he has set in motion.

Seeing the concentrated expressions on my children's faces as I read it out loud, their own special toys held tightly in their arms, I had something of an epiphany.

Carefully drawn in blue ballpoint, London and Beijing-based Kwok homes in on ecstatic faces, concentrated expressions, and looks of surprise, as orgasm hits and unbelievably copious emissions spatter across the paper: there's a Jew with his peyot ringlets, a dog-collared priest, a Buddhist monk having a temporary nirvana.

Alongside came fresh farmer's butter, rich and almost cheesy, with jams, pure and concentrated expressions of fruit, and honey from Brittany, more waxy than liquid, zingy with herbal, floral notes.

By Rob McBride MANILA, 3 October 2006 – With concentrated expressions, the young children follow their teacher's lead, faithfully reciting the words to a poem about 'basura,' or garbage.

Early learning programme reaches Manila's deprived children MANILA, 3 October 2006 – With concentrated expressions, the young children follow their teacher's lead, faithfully reciting the words to a poem about 'basura,' or garbage.