Every object has a meaning, every plant significance.
The expectation is scary -- Eggers can't escape the conviction that death awaits Toph around every corner -- but it is also exciting, lending every moment significance.
Finally, for every probeset, significance analysis of microarray (SAM) was applied to identify differential expression between the cancer and healthy control samples.
"This is a symbol of how my grandfather lived, and his ancestors lived," says Max. "There is significance in every pillar, every root, every straw".
Almost every composer of significance has had to come to grips with the method.
He even added an appendix, with long lists of facts, words and phrases whose significance every US child should know: the Adirondack Mountains; the Alamo; Alaska; the Founding Fathers.
Urlacher has been at the center of the debate, mocking Merriman's sack dance and calling it stupid.] The Chargers, who were 14-2 laseasonson and retained every player of significance, are a stylish pick for the Super Bowl.
On virtually every topic of significance — how to prevent deflationary panics, for instance, or to gauge the effect of Fed moves on stock-market prices — Bernanke wrote one of the seminal papers.
There are many causes of the current crisis in A&E (waiting times are at a nine-year high, it was revealed yesterday), but alcohol is a factor that is growing in significance every year.
The intimate scale (Copeau's theatre seated only 200) allowed for natural delivery and movement, though even in contemporary plays gesture was used selectively to give every action particular significance.
