Asriel is played by Daniel Craig, sporting a distinctive, non-Bond beard for the occasion, and he is a fellow of Jordan College, Oxford, which allows Lyra to live there in a little attic room and also grants her the very remarkable privilege of dining at High Table.
Similarly, distinctive hydrogen bonding patterns are exhibited between the two peptides and 14-3-3ζ 14-3-3ζ 14-3-3ζ two peptides and betweenathe.
Henderson documents her loss in unsparing detail, from the investigation into the fatal helicopter crash to the funeral to the distinctive, sometimes contentious, bonds that form between bereaved spouses.
Figure 2 shows the distinctive trend in bonding ratios versus activity between samples (see also Table S1).
Bulls also point to America's success in exploiting shale oil and gas, which has lowered energy costs.It is easy to explain how America's distinctive qualities affect the bond markets.
A similar use of copulation calls could once have existed in the human lineage but if so, it may have lost its evolutionary advantages when human societies developed their distinctive system of pair bonding and made intercourse a largely private activity.
Here you can gain a deeper understanding of the distinctive faith and tight bonds of family and community that are the foundation of Amish lives.
This domain possesses 6 highly conserved cysteine residues resulting in a distinctive pattern of disulfide bonding [ 18].
For our first-ever Television Issue, Richard Burbridge photographed comedy auteurs including "Broad City" stars Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson, whose portrait manages to convey both their alchemic bond and their distinctive performative spirits.
As a new generation of solvent, DESs have distinctive characteristics, e.g., abundant hydrogen bond and low T f.
With its distinctive blue bezel and face, Bond's Seamaster can be worn with a short-sleeve shirt or a tuxedo with equal aplomb.
