The art of Clément Marot, at least at the beginning of his career, took its inspiration and the forms to express it from the Grands Rhétoriqueurs, as in the allegorical poem "Le Temple de Cupidon" ("The Temple of Cupid").
These bands shared a sensibility but not a sound, and they found a wide range of ways to express it, from crooning to screaming, from strumming to bashing.
Would Sugier say the woman's agency is not to be believed because she chooses to express it from behind the veil?
As far as I can tell, it's healthy and thriving and she's approaching and expressing it from whatever position ― however permanent or precarious ― that feels right to her at any given moment.
As a positive control for an increased cohesion defect, we reintroduced Wapl into the eco1Δ wpl1Δ strain by expressing it from the inducible GAL1 promoter at the time of G1 release.
In the case of Thr809Ter, the partially dominant effect shows an allele dosage dependency (Fig. 4c), as increasing the copy number of the mutated allele by expressing it from a multicopy plasmid results in a further increase in petite colony formation, suggesting that this mutation is antimorphic.
As Thierry Dreyfus, fashion's master of show lighting, expressed it: "She understands everything from her heart, not her head".
Dutch painter Paulus Potter understood this and expressed it by moving away from the human figure, traditionally the artist's "noblest calling".
When dsx is expressed, it receives sex-specific input from multiple signal transferring genes, including tra and PSI+IMP [ 30, 32], ultimately resulting in either DSXM or DSXF.
Thus, the argument for encouraging home delivery as a way of enabling women to continue fulfilling domestic tasks was considered unreasonable, as one participant from Beati expressed it: "' How I would be able to look after my family during labour?
