Just as Prague seems to have what other great European cities have - the character of Amsterdam, the beauty of Venice, the culture of Paris - plus its own spicy something special, so the Czechs have always seemed to have the best of many national characteristics: plucky, elegant, gorgeous.
Tatyana Trifonova assembles dolls that combine the characteristics of elegant women with animals.
But although 230, the sixth, still has many of those elements, it is sleeker in style, and had wide banks of the trim, elegant steel casement windows characteristic of the decade.
We briefly evaluate the structure and function of these receptor molecules, emphasizing the elegant mechanisms by which certain characteristics of cancer can be exploited in cancer treatment.
Along the way Taleb takes elegant jibes at many other characteristics of our global culture of hype, riches and celebrity -- all the more convincing since he has succeeded in it, and is therefore not suspect of being motivated by envy.
Andersson didn't go for this, but chose instead 1 Bxc6 Rxc6 2 Kc4, and it's characteristic of his elegant, almost puritanical, style of play.
His own project may be less grand than many of the properties he designs for clients — he's created nearly 200 gardens — but it echoes the same elegant, comfortable aesthetic that is characteristic of all his work.
A given gesture will easily be identified by the human eye as clumsy, elegant, heavy, or any other characteristic.
Theorem 4.10 in Keller-Ressel (2008) provides an elegant way to calculate the functional characteristics of a time integrated affine process.
Elegant studies have also linked such characteristics with synovial fibroblast-like cells of RA patients, which have intrinsic invasive properties and thus facilitate the spreading of inflammatory synovial tissue [ 8].
