Sentence examples for example of a radical from inspiring English sources

For much of Christof Loy's staging in the Grosses Festspielhaus— a textbook example of a radical director chucking an opera's scenario in favor of his own invention — I felt one step removed from experiencing even a concert performance of an opera.

In 2005, Kitagawa and co-workers reported the first example of a radical polymerisation synthesis in the pores of a metal organic framework [69].

Given that AlbA provides an example of a radical SAM enzyme serving as the sole maturase for a bacteriocin, we searched for examples of NHLP and Nif11LP family peptides associated with a radical SAM protein as its only candidate maturase.

A more-creative example of a radical innovation is the re-engineering of Arabidopsis thaliana to release photorespiratory CO2 in chloroplasts rather than mitochondria, thereby increasing photosynthetic efficiency (Kebeish et al. 2007).

An example of a radical person, in this sense of the word, is someone who wants to change the domination and pollution of the consumer market and advocates that all consumer products of multi-nationals be banned and that only local produce should be sold.

The reaction catalyzed by PylB places this enzyme in the mutase subclass of radical SAM enzymes, and is the first example of a radical SAM enzyme catalyzing a mutase reaction involving carbon backbone rearrangement reactions similar to those carried out by coenzyme B12 enzymes.

But four years after trotting out all those examples of a radical leap forward, Mr. Rashid conceded that not much progress has been made.

But we had set an example of how a radical idea could generate millions in investment.

It's a classic: Lancia Aurelia B20 GT coupé This is more like it: a good example of a truly radical design that had a huge influence for years after its launch.

He's a fine example of a New Radical, someone who is putting skills acquired in his career to work on the world's greatest challenges, and doing so in a way that is positive, constructive, and hopeful.

Non-enzymatic lipid peroxidation is an example of a free radical associated process through which oxidative stress promotes cellular damage [ 24].