Her fiction charts fragile acts of resistance in a surreal totalitarian bureaucracy of lies, spies and intimate betrayals.
4. Finally, I utterly believe that my teaching and my writing are fundamental, fragile acts of hope.
The pia mater is too closely adhered to the brain and too fragile to act as a barrier for blood, and, therefore, there is no potential space between the pia and the brain for a hemorrhage to form.
Besides, political consultants from both parties say, even as Ms. McCaskill, an early supporter of President Obama who has struggled to hold onto support in an increasingly conservative state, finds her campaign benefiting from her opponent's woes, she still faces a fragile balancing act.
In the economy of the internet, we pay not with our wallets but with our eyeballs, those slivers of time devoted to the glancing at adverts on web sites participating in a fragile balancing act where the content we demand for free must be paid for by attention we'd rather not give away.
Dismantling and moving it in segments was ruled out because it would have damaged fragile tiles which act as heat sensor.
If sometimes especially with exceptional subjects or those with fragile nervous systems the act of prayer is accompanied by corporal phenomena (e.g., bleeding, shaking), such phenomena can accompany it without having provoked it and without explaining its deep inspiration.
As we've seen with the concept of "fragile masculinity," the act of calling out something as weak can put some serious cracks in the foundation and lead to productive conversations.
Finally, work with the TET dioxygenases [ 16- 19] and the response of DNMTs to 5-hydroxymethylcytosine (hmC) strongly suggest that hydroxymethylation at repaired and methylated genes in fragile sites will act to restore the unmethylated active state of these genes.
The still-fragile Affordable Care Act (ACA) gives the public a fighting chance at reining in health insurance premiums.
