And in this mini-scene is the essence of a movement, driven by the impulse to jettison the past, its confining roles, in the service of a whole new future.
Compared to the previous air-gap DBR cavities [13, 17, 18], in which non-air-gap regions are imperfect features or mechanical supporters, the remaining semiconductor in the partial air-gap layers here takes both the mechanically supporting and optically confining roles so that the present cavity appears completely free standing.
These compounds showed weak cytotoxicity consistent with the confined role of uPAR to metastasis.
"If a woman departs from the very confined role set out for her by society, if she's not modestly dressed, if she's not the good wife and mother, if she chooses a career that is not up to social approval, then she deserves whatever happens to her, ranging from sexual harassment to a killing".
Even in its confined role, however, consent has attracted powerful criticism.
Nek1 knockdown in proliferating RPE1 cells did not affect the structure of either cytoplasmic-acetylated tubulin in microtubules or centrosomal gamma-tubulin, suggesting a specific and confined role of Nek1 in ciliogenesis.
Here she uses that presence to conjure a big (or aspiringly big) spirit trapped in a confining domestic role, rather as she did in her Tony-winning turn in "A Doll's House" in 1997.
I thought that by including the voices of men and women who had been "really there", and confining my role to editing, selecting, arranging, tweaking – and, yes, sometimes adding (AKA "writing") – I might be able to demonstrate an appropriate kind of negative capability.
Men's lives in America now, typically, are the ones that are limited and held back by their biology and the confining gender roles, which is a switch, I think, compared to a hundred years ago.
Yet coming off the bench has productively confined his role.
