By contrast, Masters of Sex, like The Good Wife, is that rare thing: a properly adult drama in which realistic characters do both good and bad things, always believably.
According to Michelle Barth, a lawyer who has represented smugglers in federal court, those who profit most from ransom extraction and routine smuggling are, by contrast, masters of risk mitigation.
Ms. Phillips said that in contrast, other master's writing programs require about 30 total credits, and consist primarily of workshops, with minimal grounding in literature.
In contrast, a master's degree typically takes two years or more and may not be compatible with full-time employment.
(In contrast, the master equation of Buice et al. assumes that the network operates in a Poisson-like regime at the population level [21, 22].) The Gaussian-like statistics can be captured by a corresponding neural Langevin equation that is obtained by carrying out a Kramers-Moyal expansion of the master equation [25].
In contrast to master regulators the so called mid-level regulators can not only be mediators of different incoming regulatory signals but also influence multiple downstream components or pathways.
In contrast, the master cell clones CP-HTG and CP-ABHTG which showed high level of SV40 based expression upon targeting were initially screened to support an SV40 promoter driven tagging vector.
Mr. Schroder, by contrast, has mastered the art of being at ease before cameras and projecting a wide range of emotions from humor to righteous passion.
Mr. Clinton, by contrast, has mastered that patter, rarely missing a chance to draw the link between economic integration and the spread of capitalism and democracy.
By contrast, Mr. Johnson mastered the details of his own legislation, and through inspiration, arm twisting and other maneuvering, pushed it through the House and Senate despite powerful opponents like the American Medical Association.
