The display also features 10 words, including romance, passion, perfection and exclusiveness, chosen by the creators to reflect French qualities.
The proponents of an ascetic theology demanded exclusiveness of devotion by faithful Christians to Christ and deduced from it the demand of celibacy.
Yet I suspect just the same words were used 50, 70, or 100 years ago when male bastions of exclusiveness were being breached by women; from voting to working in the City to running the Chicago marathon.
This exclusiveness is also accentuated by its consistent focus on activities that enhance general skills and specific urban planning, management and implementation capacities in the municipal apparatus of León.
KRAS mutations were detected in 41 patients (44%), as presented in table 2. Only 3 patients had BRAF mutations and these were all KRAS wt tumours as show in table 3. A similar mutual exclusiveness was not revealed by the PIK3CA analysis, where 7, 5 and 1 patient harboured mutations located in codon E542, E545 and E1047, respectively.
Music printing was at first too expensive to alter seriously the social structure of musical performance; the traditions of ostentation and exclusiveness embodied in music written by Guillaume Dufay for the early 15th-century Burgundian court were continued in the magnificent musical establishments of the Italian Renaissance princes and popes.
Often "exclusiveness" is more sought after by professionals and advocacy groups alike.
New Look intends to market its line as an alternative to existing clothing lines, and differentiate itself by marketing strategies, exclusiveness, and high brand awareness.
When these cells die, they lose their GFP signal, as revealed by the mutual exclusiveness of GFP signal with the red fluorescent signal due to propidium iodide staining, a hallmark of dead cells.
