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Mad Men developed a sizable (by cable television standards) and dedicated fan base, and the stylish program became a cultural touchstone.
The force field was developed from TOUCHSTONE-II, with new potentials including the sequence-specified pair-wise potential [ 23], Cα distance correlations from sequence-specific fragments [ 20], and the more accurate secondary structure-specified hydrogen bonding [ 24].
The one I'd take to the island is La Dolce Vita, because it has been a touchstone since 1962 of my own developing maturity.
Traditional dissolution testing is a touchstone of formulation development based on the need for useful dissolution rates and drug availability.
Such inner-direction occurs when the individual develops their unique set of standards and values that are then used as a touchstone for decision making towards the ideal self.
This internal journey will provide a touchstone for every other decision we make, whether it is to build a strategy for resilience and growth, develop better measures to track progress, or to identify those moonshots for ourselves and our companies.
The work is a touchstone.
A touchstone of your intelligence," she said.
It has been a touchstone ever since.
393 pp. A Touchstone Book/Simon & Schuster.
