Mezzo Loré Lixenberg represented the voice of Maria Callas's legendary Tosca in Cassandra Miller's Puccini-derived Bel Canto, where discernible elements of the opening bars of Vissi D'Arte gradually melted into unfamiliarity.
Thus for him, the immune system defines the organism and the term 'individuality' serves simply to identify discernible elements that may be counted (e.g., mitochondria, cells, an organism).
To compare photoreceptors on an ultrastructural level, examples of weaker knock-down with discernible elements of outer segments were chosen to ascertain cell identity (Fig. 4E,F, stars).
The music used the stamping triplets of Spanish folk song, with no discernible African elements in it; the songs were tight, infectious and loaded with strummed string instruments.
These methods provide insight into central issues in RNA regulation in living cells, including understanding the balance between free and bound components, the basis for exclusion of binding sites, detection of binding events in the absence of discernible regulatory elements, and new approaches to targeting endogenous transcripts by design.
Discernible transposed elements (TEs) occupy about half of the human genome [ 1].
Therefore, by using both random hexamer and oligo-dT to generate the labelled cDNA targets, there is no discernible bias between elements from the 3' or 5' ends of the target transcripts.
There has always been a discernible social and political element to Parker's work, although, she says, in the early years she expressly shied away from being cast as a feminist artist.
While enhancer elements alone can lack discernible activity, in concert with other elements they typically evoke robust expression patterns upon associated genes.
Ethnically, the Lebanese compose a mixture in which Phoenician, Greek, Armenian, and Arab elements are discernible.
