Yet, for all his chippiness, Barnes was a cultivated man, reading avant-garde art theory in German and following the ideas of critics such as Roger Fry.
By Robert Mankoff September 27, 2013 Since our cliché cartoon contest was such a rousing success, discounting, of course, those who thought it was a rousing failure, I've devised another contest for all the cultivated wits who read this blog.
He was summarised by Gareth Jones as "Conservative, urbane, silver-tongued, energetic, cultivated and well read; a highly imaginative lawyer who looked to reason and was not overawed by the legacy of the past".
97% of the reads of cultivated carrot had tags and were assigned to one of the cultivated varieties, and 94% of the reads of wild carrot had tags and were assigned to one of the wild populations (Table 1).
Once home to local art groups and cultivated events, the historic facility has remained marked with a red sign reading "Changing the Landscape of Cecil Street" despite its closure in 2013.
41% of the reads from cultivated carrots and 40% of those from wild carrots were aligned to the reference sequence.
For the high-throughput transcriptome sequencing, we obtained over 57 million reads from cultivated carrot roots, and over 40 million reads from wild carrot roots.
The relatively low number of filtered poly(A)+ reads from cultivated and especially interacting SL1344 cells reflects post-transcriptional regulation in prokaryotes, where polyadenylation facilitates degradation of RNA [ 20].
This vagueness has to be taken into account when reading, for instance, Pliny the Elder (ad 23 79, in Naturalis historia) whose comments have been interpreted to indicate cultivated artichoke in south Italy and south Spain.
The homology searches against all three current barley databases, barley HC genes, Hv. fl-cDNA and HarvEST, supported this expectation because a substantial proportion of the unique transcripts (25% or 7,102 in the B1K set) has not been annotated as genes in cultivated barley, although 98% of the reads were mapped onto the cultivated barley genome.
