"However, this is a private matter of the Friedrichstadtpalast, and therefore falls short of expressing significance of such a grand celebrity like Marlene".
And despite expressing significance confidence in the power of technology to transform human employment, they do not appear quite so ready to imagine a future where most humans are out of work.
Analysis of variance (Two-Way approximatelyfied approximately 1,250 genes differentially expressed (significance: p < 0.005) in response to the carbon source, xylose or maltose, and independent of strain background [see Additional file 3].
Whether birth, baptism, confirmation, marriage or death, it is predominantly Paul who is evoked to express meaning and significance.
In this sense, the AIC and related statistics express "criminological significance" rather than statistical significance.
"I'm not desperate to put it right," Murray said when asked to express the significance of a third final defeat.
"Carol Ann Duffy, as our national poet laureate, is the perfect person to express the significance of the demise of traditional meters and the transformation that will come about as a result of smart meters".
As the curators surely would concede, the exhibition could not quite visually express the significance, and sometimes insignificance, of the role that models have played in fashion in the same way that the party did.
Our religion gives us a language to use to express the significance of the events of our lives.
In the erosion of rock by wind and water are found original, vital qualities which express the significance of life".
Admittedly, my words fall short and any attempt I make to accurately express the significance of what really transpired is futile -- Joey's mother put it best when she said, "it was like a miracle". It is moments such as these, when I am reminded that there are few forces in the world greater than that which is fueled by a mother's unconditional love.
