Sentence examples for continual acting from inspiring English sources
This practice has endured until the present day, making it perhaps the longest continual acting tradition in Europe.
Perhaps this is what MTV has brought us in thirty seasons of hot-tub parties and blurry night-vision footage of under-the-sheets trysts that everyone regrets in the morning—it has helped train us to see our daily lives as a continual acting out of identity in public.
We also showed that about 50% of toxin sequences had exceptionally high nonsynonymous substitution rates relative to nontoxins, which is also consistent with strong, continual positive selection acting on toxins, although relaxed purifying selection cannot be ruled out.
Therefore, when there are continual shifts in selective pressure, mutations acting in opposite directions and mutations of large effect should be more common.
"… the essence of liberty consists in [a person's] having a continual power of choosing whether he shall act or whether he shall forbear acting" (1738, 101).
Conceptually this parallels the long held view from genetic and molecular studies in Drosophila that indicate a continual antagonism exists between the function of positively acting trithorax chromatin modifying systems and repressive polycomb systems at PREs (Poux et al., 2002; Klymenko and Müller, 2004).
Take lawns for example: years of continual mowing and disposal of the grass clippings essentially mimics that of agriculture – acting like a pump on a conveyor belt to suck up the sulphur.
Since the central nervous acting agent, tetramethylpyrazine, is reported to have appreciable blood brain barrier penetrability, a design allowing simultaneous and continual monitoring of drug concentrations in blood and brain was employed to study the distribution of intravenously administered tetramethylpyrazine (10 mg kg−1).
The acting by a blue-ribbon cast that also includes Kate Winslet, Steve Buscemi, Bobby Cannavale, Mandy Moore, Mary-Louise Parker, Aida Turturro, Christopher Walken and Elaine Stritch, injects the film with continual shots of adrenaline.
