Recombination is, therefore, one of the most dramatic means for a virus like HIV to generate diversity and it has been implicated in immune evasion and escape [11], [14], the potential to generate drug-resistance mutations [15], [16], and the switch of co-receptor usage from CCR5 to CXCR4 [18], [18].
These results indicate that the multiple musical and dramatic means involved in operatic performance specifically contribute to the genesis of music-induced emotions and their physiological correlates.
He was trying to express through dramatic means the unfathomable distance between everyday life and the brute horror of war.
So it will be intriguing to see how director Jeremy Sams's translation manages to negotiate the pitfalls of this story of a middle-aged count who uses amateur dramatics as a means of declaring his love for the family governess, Lucile.
The news was short, dramatic, and delivered by means of social media.
Westerns explored various moral ambiguities and topical problems by means of dramatic allegories set in the Old West, thereby becoming a completely sophisticated genre in the process.
Summer Play Party, instituted in 1992 by the playwright and screenwriter James Bosley, is intended to inspire high school students to pursue dramatic writing as a means of personal expression and to bring new blood to the theater.
Gwyn Hughes Jones's Calaf is a wide boy with a garish tie, Amanda Echalaz's Liu is a sulky 20-something, and Turandot herself – Kirsten Blanck, making her ENO debut – a character with no visible means of dramatic support.
They answer to the same impulse to put flesh on Scripture and doctrine, to test them by means of dramatic imagination, that is visible in the old paintings of the Annunciation or the road to Damascus.
But it is the film-makers' ongoing ability to recalibrate dramatic conflict as a means of pursuing consequence rather than resolution that plays a larger part in what makes it one of the defining Australian dramas since the turn of the century.
Such antagonism reflects the broader context of the Maimonidean controversies, in which philosophers sought to make philosophy known to a broader Jewish public often by means of dramatic dialogues or philosophical novels.
