The other fully formed exceptions are Baltz's and Fiskin's black-and-white photographs and an exquisite pair of crisp, hard-edge paintings by Guy Williams (1932-2004).
The chief ingredients are suspense and resolution, and we tend to regard both forms, exceptions notwithstanding, as unserious entertainments, no matter how well engineered they are.
Molten rock may force its way through surrounding rocks and may sometimes squeeze between older rock layers, also forming an exception to Steno's law.
The majority have only one or two binding sites (13 and 9), few have up to four, the interactions including KRAS and NRAS forming the exception with eight and nine possible binding sites, respectively (Johnson et al., 2005).
Ezekiel reached in turn for Nirad C. Chaudhuri, who had mused in 1951 that in India, "so vast and so populous, the individuals who form the exceptions may well run into millions".
The comparison of the exon/intron structure (supplementary fig. 2, Supplementary Material online) reveals nine exons to be present in both forms (exception: ten exons in TOMM40B of opossum).
B. Transf., to indicate that which, being beyond or outside of a thing, forms an exception or addition to it, except, besides.
The government has successfully prevented political parties from forming, with limited exceptions like the Muslim Brotherhood.
The provisions of the Civil Code drafted in the nineteenth century by David Dudley Field form an exception.
Having their own genetic double Cu Mg atomic walls to guide their evolution, these dynamic precipitates initiate, mature and grow with thermal aging following three evolution paths, leading to the S-phase precipitates formed, without exception, with even numbers of Cu Mg atomic layers.
