Thus, once at the Golgi, these proteins diffuse rapidly via continuities away from the cis-Golgi towards the TGN, where they are concentrated and exported.
Yet another person – from continuity – snaps away with a digital camera.
(General Practitioner, Case 139, 46, interviewer's notes) These approaches have created increased capacity while controlling costs, but also engender new risks as relationship continuity has fallen away.
There is something deeply satisfying about Burnley doing well in the Premier League – one only has to visit Turf Moor to appreciate that not all of English football's tradition and continuity has been swept away in the rush to embrace the new commercialism.
The result of migrating with primary velocities (Fig. 10) shows better continuity of reflection events away than within the shadow zone.
Lasswell refocused on Snuffy Smith, dropped much of the dialect, and moved away from continuity to a gag-a-day format.
Unfortunately this causes major risk for industries in terms of business continuity when individuals move away.
Even great novels have disappointing endings, like War and Peace and The Portrait of a Lady, in which the novelist seems to admit to us that, having attempted to make his novel almost continuous with life, he cannot really wrench it away from that continuity by bringing it to a close.
He certainly was the FA's continuity candidate, ensuring England continue to give away more moral high ground than even possession in major tournaments.
Focusing on the nations of Uruguay, Chile and Argentina, Draper examines key works in architecture, film and literature to peel away the veiled continuity of dictatorial power structures in ensuing consumer cultures.
