Sentence examples for express isolation from inspiring English sources
Storor's young collaborators, mingling with professional circus performers, express isolation, misunderstanding, humiliation and rejection.
Steers's mastery of light and his capacity to express isolation and despair may remind you of Hopper.
Francis Bacon, (born October 28, 1909, Dublin, Ireland died April 28 , 1992 Madrid, Spain) British painter whose powerful, predominantly figural images express isolation, brutality, and terror.
October 28, 1909 Dublin, Ireland April 28 , 1992Madrid, Spain Francis Bacon, (born October 28, 1909, Dublin, Ireland died April 28 , 1992 Madrid, Spain) British painter whose powerful, predominantly figural images express isolation, brutality, and terror.
The study, led by Dr Livio Favaro, found that adult penguins produce distinctive short calls to express their isolation from groups or their mates, known as "contact" calls, or to show aggression during fights or confrontations, known as "agonistic" calls.
As film expresses isolation and despair, it can also movingly capture, as does A Single Man, the small moments of clarity and life-affirming grace that surrounds us.
The analysis reveals how the cross-regulatory network is able to establish sharp gene expression boundaries (among target genes that, if expressed in isolation, would have a graded or uniform expression profile).
Golgi localization was more prominent when UL135 was expressed in isolation, most likely because of the expression of other HCMV genes and reorganization of the Golgi apparatus, during infection.
The results were expressed as isolation frequency (percentage of samples in which each genus was present) and relative density (percentage of isolation of each species among the same genus).
When expressed in isolation, two viral proteins of the poliovirus RNA replication complex, 3A and 2C, cofractionated with ER membranes.
Expression of poliovirus 3A protein inhibits protein secretion when expressed in isolation and was sufficient to protect chimpanzee cells from lysis by hepatitis C virus-specific cytotoxic T cells in standard (51 Cr-release assays.
