"Repent" is a military term that means "about-face," that is, a command to go 180 degrees in the opposite direction -- a complete reversal of attitude, behavior, and point of view.
With no clear direction and a complete lack of communication from Trump administration officials about issues related to HIV/AIDS, it is no surprise that six members of the Presidential Advisory Council threw up their hands and walked out.
Appropriate levels of gene expression were detected using antisense riboprobes, whereas hybridization with the riboprobe in the sense direction resulted in a complete lack of stain (Fig. 2).
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The American Repertory Theater production which dismisses my directions is a complete parody of the play as conceived by me.
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"Sing Me the Songs" is more interested in mourning than in documentation, a perfectly reasonable choice that would have been more coherent without the cursory gestures in the direction of more complete portraiture.
And as they pursued this "omic idea," the focus of biological research shifted in the direction of studying complete systems and networks, rather than individual parts, discrete genes or proteins.
Although the critical contact angle for entry of the first layer of pores varies with the direction of infiltration, complete spontaneous infiltration of the structure is limited by penetration of the tetrahedral pores, for which θc = 50.7°.
The most famous bridge of that age was Old London Bridge, begun in the late 12th century under the direction of a priest, Peter of Colechurch, and completed in 1209, four years after his death.
