Through its impact on the earliest, most extreme moments of the universe, the physics of string theory may have left faint cosmological signatures for example, in the form of gravitational waves or a particular pattern of temperature variations in the cosmic microwave background radiation that may be observable by the next generation of precision satellite-borne telescopes and detectors.
For example, faint residual uptake in a tiny lung nodule that was previously intense on the baseline evaluation is likely to reflect residual tumour, whereas uptake of similar intensity through a sizeable residual mass in the lung is likely to purely reflect normal soft tissue activity.
It works like a natural telescope, magnifying distant objects that might otherwise be too faint to see — for example, an unnamed galaxy that Hubble observed last October, which lies more than thirteen billion light-years away.
While it is possible no functional Cav1.4 protein is present in the Cacna1fnob2 mouse retina, the reduced protein levels in the retina may have accounted for the apparent background labeling in previous reports (for example, the faint labeling in Figure 1b from Chang et al., 2006).
EM00212 stained the same cell lines as EM22703, with some variations in intensity of staining; for example, the faint signal on Lox with EM22703 was not seen.
For example, the faint phalloidin fluorescence coming from the nucleus was difficult to detect by confocal microscopy, in part due to the relatively low light throughput of the pinholes.
In a textbook example of faint-praise damnation, the report grants that Thailand "improved its anti-trafficking data collection", but then blasts the country for insufficient law-enforcement efforts, "corruption at all levels" and failing to protect victims or to "investigate, prosecute and convict ship-owners and captains for extracting forced labour from migrant workers".
When Monroe's hairstylist comes in to do her hair for the funeral for example, he faints in grief so they have to use her wig from The Misfits for her burial.
There are some Coplandesque cadences in "A Childhood Miracle," a 1952 chamber opera, for example, and the faint echo of Britten in the Missa Brevis (1973).
Upon their arrival at Mokimpur, for example, Alison hears faint laughter and voices emanating from the walls of the building.
