Made of stiffened paper cylinders, it served, she said, as a kinky fashion alter ego.
I could cite the influence of Art Deco and Streamline Moderne aesthetics, with their roots in fantasies of power, speed, and flight, or posit the costume as a kind of fashion alter ego of the heavy, boxy profile of men's clothing at the time.
Yes, the haircuts and fashions alter somewhat, and the technological environment changes perceptibly, but the basic shape of civilization -- in particular its sexual mores and idioms of feeling -- seems remarkably constant, and seems, moreover, to be observed with almost documentary naturalism.
Whether osteocytes are the source of these cytokines, or whether an osteocyte-derived product stimulated the expression of these cytokines in a paracrine fashion by altering their production in stromal/osteoblastic cells, awaits further studies.
Inspired by the book Heavenly Bodies: Remembering Hollywood and Fashion's Favorite AIDS Benefit, the documentary will combine stories, interviews, archival footage and photography to revisit one of the most successful and glamorous benefits in history, where 10 ambitious and historically transformative fashion shows altered the narrative of the HIV/AIDS crisis.
Estradiol (E2) increased TCL1A expression and, in a TCL1A SNP-dependent fashion, also altered the expression of IL-17, IL-17RA, IL-12, IL-12RB2 and IL-1R2.
An endogenous Orco agonist could serve to increase olfactory sensitivity, perhaps in a circadian fashion, to alter behavior during critical foraging or mating periods.
Based on our observations, we concluded that the tumor and stromal cells interacted in a complex fashion that altered the properties of tumor cells and created dynamic interaction relevant for the tumor behavior and responses.
Nor have they hesitated to treat their poets in cavalier fashion: changing titles, altering words, omitting or repeating lines or whole stanzas.
We track the passing of years by noticing that cellphones have become smaller and fashions have altered slightly.
