She described Soering, wrapped in a bloody sheet, pulling up to her outside a Georgetown movie theater in the Chevette.
Among the evacuees were 20 babies from the neonatal intensive care unit; reporters described infants wrapped in blankets, their breathing tubes still attached, being carried by doctors and nurses to ambulances waiting below.
Such regulation effects of proteins to gene expressions are described by wrapped nonlinear terms b i(p1 t), p2 t), …, p m(t)), which are nonlinear functions of p1 t), p2 t), …, p m(t), and can be described by SUM logic (additive effect) of each protein to the specified gene.
For MG132 treatment, plants were grown as described but wrapped in aluminum foil for three days at 22 °C followed by transfer to 0.5%% sucrose-supplemented liquid plant nutrient media with or without 50 μM MG132 for 24 h in the dark at 22 or 28 °C.
For example, when Maryam is left on the hospital steps as a baby, she is described as being "wrapped in a cream-coloured crocheted shawl".
Dr. Hockett, whose goatee and deliberate manner of speaking contributed to his professorial mien, was one of the most prominent linguists of the post-World War II era, recognized for his meticulous analyses of languages from Chinese to Fijian to Potawatomi, a lifework he once described as "anthropology wrapped around linguistics".
The investigation of fitted data was restricted to neurons that were reasonably well described by the wrapped Gaussian function as assessed by our exclusion criterion (variance accounted for, orientation index and maximum response, see Methods).
"What I know is what I saw," Captain Stewart said, describing a strap wrapped around the neck of a stuffed monkey dangling from a coat hanger.
Parcher likens his courtroom style to his training in Tai Chi, an eastern martial arts discipline that his instructor describes as "steel wrapped in velvet".
He described it as "theft wrapped in legal paperwork".
