In this painting, brisk strokes of colour blues, greens, and reds form an energetic, expressive view of the woman.
A retrospective of the German émigré director showcases his furiously energetic, somberly ironic view of his adoptive country.
In 1953, Sirk delivered a trio of historical films that offer a big-hearted, furiously energetic, and sombrely ironic view of his adopted country.
From a point of view of energetic metabolism, K562 cells after osteogenic differentiation show the switch toward the oxidative metabolism with a decrease in the activity of LDH and an increase in the activity of SIRT3 (Supplementary Figures 4C E, respectively).
In view of the energetic protest all over Germany against the missile deployment it may have been common sense for the Americans to seize a chance to look generous and responsive.
As for politics, Rush has already picked his candidate for the Conservative Restoration: Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana, a 37-year-old prodigy whom Limbaugh considers to be a genuine movement conservative in the Ronald Reagan mold — "fresh, energetic and optimistic in his view of America".
However, the importance of mitochondria in a dynamic view of tumor energetic characteristics seems undoubtful.
Considered just from the point of view of the energetic cost of transcription, loss of entire introns may be favored in yeasts, but unlikely in mammals.
Considered just from the point of view of the energetic cost of transcription, the effects of common indels are negligible in mammals, but visible to natural selection in yeasts.
Together with previous evidence [ 9], the results are thus consistent with the hypothesis that genome size reduction in birds is adaptive in that it leads to reduction of cell size and thus is advantageous in view of the energetic demands of flight.
