There is a diverting element of campy, kinky sexuality in this mess, and lots of bright colors and stroboscopic editing effects.
This is perhaps the battiest but also the most diverting element in the film, and one I wish Madonna had explored at more length, if only because the Wallis bespoke-ghost is the best dressed phantom since Constance Bennett modelled an entire afterlife's worth of 1930s wardobe in Topper.
The importance of docking and scaffold interactions in determining pathway specificity has also been demonstrated by artificially forcing interaction between non-native pairs of signaling elements, thus diverting the signaling flow into preselected directions (Harris et al. 2001; Park et al. 2003; Tatebayashi et al. 2003; Mody et al. 2009).
This is in accordance with the hypothesis that hemiparasitic mistletoes have a competitive advantage in diverting water and mineral elements dissolved in the xylem sap from their host and thus restrict the growth of host leaves (Glatzel, 1983; Glatzel and Geils, 2009).
Or at least it would be if the other elements of the show were sufficiently diverting.
However, under severe stress, the export signal becomes an essential element to divert excess substrate to the UPR-regulated ER-to-vacuole degradative pathway.
This time, without that diverting parade of Roman men before me, I am fully aware of troubling elements in the chastity vow that priests are required to make.
Menas, diverting from conventional Byzantine tactics, decided to face Khalid and destroy the leading elements of the Muslim army before the main body could join them at Hazir, 5 km east of Chalcis.
The historical context is diverting, and the play's conclusion is effectively bittersweet, but the story is a distinctly secondary element here.
However, despite such measures the fighting at Khe Sanh had largely succeeded in diverting American resources and attention away from Saigon and towards the demilitarized zone, affording the communists the element of surprise.
A barren, wind-swept hillside has been transformed by digging ponds, diverting streams and careful planting, to form settings for works in stone, wood and metal.Little Sparta combines these elements with Finlay's ideas, often inscribed in the works.
