The pseudopod analysis tool may help to answer these eminent questions on the regulation of cell movement by internal and external cues.
This remains a pre-eminent question in view of the evolutionary diversification of the biological functions of COE proteins revealed by mutant analyses in both mouse, C. elegans and Drosophila [ 57- 60].
That was one of the pre-eminent questions bouncing around City Hall yesterday, as Rudolph W. Giuliani, more recently known as "America's mayor," is finally nearing the day when he returns to mere mortal status as a private citizen.
Two weeks later, the independent who votes with the Democrats endorsed the Republican at an American Legion post in New Hampshire, saying no candidate spoke as forcefully on the "pre-eminent questions" of war and national security.
Although there was little debate over the authority of government to exercise eminent domain, questions had arisen regarding the constitutional provision of "public use".
A lot of people I respect, including some eminent journalists, have questioned the idea that Congress should exempt reporters from the civic duty to give evidence.
But he did react shakily to a question about eminent domain, the power of the government to seize property for "public use".
And the dispute has left Ms. Grimaud's latest recording project, a Mozart disc due out Nov. 8, without a second major draw: the eminent Italian maestro in question, Claudio Abbado.
Virginia Woolf thought he was "painfully anxious", and suspected "that he is now inclined to question whether Eminent Victorians, 4 in number, & requiring 4 years for their production, are quite enough to show for his age and pretensions".
Comment on a story written for This Week by a man who went around polling various eminent persons on the question: "How will television affect American life and custons?" From Dr. Margaret Mead, the anthropologist and authority on the American family, he got an answer that set us wondering "There may be less going out...the family may be more closely knit.
