There is, Gray explains, an element of family history in the film, arising from stories about one of his great-grandfathers, who ran a bar in that era: "The bar was supposedly frequented by a whole bunch of gangsters, bohemians, and eccentrics, and my great-aunt often spoke to me about a certain Max Hochsten, who was the local pimp".
In 1993, still at work on mice at the age of 85, Dr. Waelsch explained an element of her research this way: "With fertilization, cells divide, forming exact copies of themselves, but then at some point become blood cells, nerve cells and so on".
Second, Socrates points out that the names of numbers will be impossible to explain without including an element of convention.
As historian Barbara Fields has eloquently explained, "Race is not an element of human biology (like breathing oxygen or reproducing sexually); nor is it even an idea (like the speed of light or the value of *pi*) that can be plausibly imagined to live an eternal life of its own.
This is perhaps the least mental of the sub-capacities that constitute capacity, which may explain why it is not considered an element of capacity by some authors.
This would introduce an element of specificity and explain why only certain substrates of CRL require p97-UBXD7.
The black humor of physicians often intertwines with or masks an element of discomfort, and perhaps explains why this vignette persists in my memory.
"I like to create a variety of texture in my pieces and include an element of light reflection," she explains.
Normally, it consists of a two-to-three-page executive summary explaining all elements of the business: product, market, competition, finances and operations.
None of these spots intrigues me as much as a fascinating interview with Mr. Santorum (conducted a few months ago, but making the rounds) in which the presidential hopeful explains the elements of a fulfilling sexual relationship.
"Walt wanted to explain every element of the animation process, so he chose artwork from all phases of production and a number of films," said Lella Smith, creative director of the Disney Animation Research Library in Burbank, Calif., which preserves the studio's artwork.
