The pair began supposedly communicating with spirits, and then angels – who, Dee claimed, dictated no end of material to him in their own "Enochian" language, which he transcribed using odd symbols somewhere between runes and Greek letters.
The bacterium loses its flagellum — a long tail for swimming — when it adheres to a surface, which for many cells dictates the end of mobility.
"We try to support artists we believe in and connect to, and help nurture wonderful work by staying focused on the relationships rather than dictating the end product," said Mr. Nicola, whose theater is now a producer of "Once" and "Peter" on Broadway.
The composition of the cereal grain dictates the end use of the crop.
AKE test is an active test and is considered safe as the participants dictate the end point.
In certain subfields such as cancer therapeutics and genotoxicity, the ability to understand individual cell response rather than the population average is essential as the "rare" cell can dictate the end result.
The recipient's tastes may dictate the end design.
Mutants that lack RecD are repair proficient, even hyperrecombinagenic (Biek and Cohen, 1986; Chaudhury and Smith, 1985), but the repair occurs immediately at the DSB end (Thaler et al., 1989), not at a distance from the end dictated by double-strand DNA (dsDNA) degradation (per the model of Rosenberg and Hastings, 1991).
Hacks like myself can be found on mobile phones, filing copy off the top of our heads, our dictated full stops, end quotes, and "Lord Hutton heard today... .. echoing around the stone steps.
However, a modest but most significant enrichment score was observed with the BAHD1_1 siRNA motif GAACTA that indicated potential off-target signalling dictated by the 5' end of the negative siRNA strand.
Of course, as basic showbiz rules dictate, everything ends in the most satisfactory way.
