There is the squaddie, Chris Joe Dempsiee), for example, freshly back from Afghanistan, who in his short-lived friendship with Stephen exposed the scar – and blood-lust – that war has left on him: "Combat, there ain't nothing like it," he said, revealing the sense of purposelessness that a returning vet might feel back home.
For example, freshly isolated, uncultured MSCs have been reported to migrate to bone marrow and spleen after systemic transplantation in experimental animal models.
For example, freshly mown grass clippings should be mixed up with twigs or other wood compounds to prevent an unpleasant smell.
For example, using freshly isolated human fibroblasts, or reducing the levels of reactive oxygen species (ROS), allows cells to bypass senescence despite high Ras expression levels (Lee et al, 1999; Benanti and Galloway, 2004; Sun et al, 2005).
The reactive ortho-quinone PPO products lead to the familiar browning reactions in damaged fruits and vegetables when exposed to oxygen, for example in freshly sliced apples and potatoes.
This cycle of forest succession is an observation that Foster attributes to Henry David Thoreau; when Foster is walking in the forest, something he does a lot, he will spot some young white pine trees, for example, in a freshly cut field and say, "There's Henry Thoreau for you!" The forest is back in New England.
(A former cinematographer, Mr. Zhang is equally capable of arrestingly beautiful imagery when his films demand it: "Ju Dou," for example, with its freshly dyed bolts of fabric waving in the wind, and "Raise the Red Lantern," with its symmetrical framing of props and people).
The rise of fake news, for example, coupled with freshly minted surfers, is a scary prospect.
For example, glutathione is made freshly for MAPEG members in each crystallization trial, since the reduced glutathione oxidizes with time.
For example, by default, a freshly installed personal Galaxy instance binds to localhost on port 8080, which is the basis for the GALAXY_URL parameter.
Take, for example, the moment when Macbeth -- freshly covered with laurels from his triumphs on the battlefield -- appears at an assembly where the king announces his successor.
