When he marries an heiress and journalist named Dessie (Keeley Hawes), the film's Desdemona, the pair become media celebrities in a production, Caryn James wrote in The New York Times, that "has an iconic, theatrical feel yet firmly reflects reality".
Set against a dark sky and the glare of lights, this scene is one of many (directed by Geoffrey Saxe) that has an iconic, theatrical feel yet firmly reflects reality.
While SACIDS's One Health focus broadly relates to definitions for One Health described by others (2– 8), the SACIDS focus firmly reflects its own vision and mission.
Featureless DEER decays at spin label pairs 533/625 and 555/647, which were designed to monitor the NBD dimer interface, firmly reflect distances longer than 50 and 70 Å, respectively (black trace, Figure 1B,C, Figure 1 figure supplement 4).
Structural superimposition shows that the strong conservation of GXGXRL loop positioning 20 25, PAVP motif positioning 35 38, and conservation of Arg24 (equivalent to Arg33 of S. tuberosum AGPase SS) in both monocot and dicot SS of AGPases firmly reflects the similar mode of action in this family of enzymes.
Crisply outlined and firmly modeled, his portraits reflected the Neoclassical style developed in France by Jacques-Louis David.
Though it was known as an "arranger's band," Mr. Shaw was, as always, firmly in control, and its performances reflected his lifelong liking for versatility -- and accessibility.
He stands firmly at the socially liberal end of his party, a philosophy reflected in his exuberant private life.
The situative or contingent nature of these initiatives is reflected in their institutional setup, leading some authors to firmly question the transition potential of these initiatives [14].
