p120 that escapes degradation was envisioned to remain stably integrated as a multispanning transmembrane protein until it is mobilized by an unknown signal, which triggers retrotranslocation of the luminal domains followed by their deglycosylation to yield active Nrf1.
For years, the memory of that desire haunted me, until I finally realized that every time I had envisioned our escape, I envisioned us as a new family of three.
Soon they were plotting their escape to Buenos Aires, where they envisioned a luxurious life bolstered by a strong American dollar — a dream that quickly dissipated when the realized that their travel agent had booked them a sweltering hotel room in an unsavory neighborhood and had failed to mention that the city's stores were closed from Christmas through New Year's Day.
That question occurred to Ms. Gilman, too, and when she asked her subjects, more delicately, about the future they envisioned when they escaped to Florida, they all replied, "I never thought I'd live this long".
As originally envisioned, players could attempt to escape through the legal channels, using lawyers and activists, or could attempt to flee by scaling fences or digging tunnels.
The same is true of the uploaded minds envisioned by those who seek an escape from death in cyberspace.
As they were exiting the restaurant, Laurel envisioned Lucille grasping for the door in an effort to escape the young and burly Evan.
Before then, I had envisioned my classroom as a place for my students to escape the world's harsher realities, but Martin's death made the dream of such escapism seem impossible and irrelevant.
Pathogen spillover as envisioned in our model requires that infected commercial bumble bees escape from greenhouses and contaminate the local environment with infectious particles.
Together, over time, they dismissed the old theory of escape and began to envision Eykelboom deep down in what used to be the swamp.
