A visiting text — Chateaubriand, Rousseau, Hawthorne, Poe, Beckett — is elegantly slid into the host book.
It elegantly accounted for a host of empirical data from dual task paradigms, that is, tasks requiring two different kinds of processing at the same time.
Donny Deutsch, the ad executive turned talk show host, put it less elegantly on CNBC right after the Republican convention.
In the absence of a synchronous virus infection system and a global gene expression profiling technology, Maule and colleagues elegantly assessed the expression of selected host genes in individual cells across an advancing infection front using a cell biological approach (immunocytochemistry and in situ hybridization) (see review by Maule et al).
| On Dec. 13, Phillips hosts one of its elegantly eclectic sales of modern and contemporary design, featuring a selection of ceramic works (including two abstract pieces by the mid-twentieth-century German potter Hans Coper) and a wide range of furniture.
The vertebrate lung is elegantly patterned to carry out gas exchange and host defense.
Of note, Coppens and Joiner elegantly proposed in the early 2000s that cholesterol in the host cell PM is necessary to trigger secretion of bulb rhoptry products that associate with cell entry [ 48].
His particular strengths lay in finding new commissions (for all his passion for a democratic new order, Dowson was a charming and elegantly mannered English gentleman of the old school), conceiving a host of fresh ideas and in shaping what proved to be highly intelligent designs through open yet critical discussions.
A movie theater and a hotel are under construction next door to the elegantly refurbished Proctor Theater, a former vaudeville palace that now hosts Broadway touring companies and regional theater productions.
Check out some great Thanksgiving decorating tips from DIY's Mark Montano, clever dining solutions from premiere event designer Preston Bailey, advice for both hosts and guests from lifestyle guru Colin Cowie, and some elegantly simple cleaning tips from the legendary Martha Stewart.
The heart of the opera – act two's beautiful nocturnal scene, when a serene host of 14 gold-winged angels shuffle around the sleeping children – was elegantly done.
