"On one side a lone man, fragile, representing only himself," Lévy writes of Pearl; on the other a "jihadist syndicate" vast and formless, comprising both official allies and enemies of the United States.
Repetitive sequences flanking indels may serve as recombination sites to promote indel formation via homologous recombination, because double strand breaks (DSBs) appear to be common in regions enriched for repetitive sequences, and these "fragile sites" represent hotspots for recombination [ 57].
Common fragile sites represent chromosome structures that are particular prone to breakage under replication stress and the genomic instability can give rise to deletions, translocations and amplifications (Hormozian et al. 2007).
I guess it represents something fragile, since flowers are fragile, and without that vulnerability without the flower that is its symbol the story wouldn't be exactly the one I was compelled to write.
I guess it represents something fragile, since flowers are fragile, and without that vulnerability — without the flower that is its symbol — the story wouldn't be exactly the one I was compelled to write.
Though fragile, the Annan mission represents a last hope".
This luscious place, from which the hero finds himself exiled, represents a fragile beauty soon to be crushed by the Holocaust.
Finally, we consider the long-term sensitivity of the region to rapid climate change, the role of threshold changes, and the extent to which this region represents a "fragile" landscape.
The 20th-century critic Spencer Hall argues that the poet represents a "fragile kind of humanism".
The importance of scale and measurement shows in Susan's work, since the composition represents a fragile geometry where there is nothing random in the structure, even if the body of work shows the frailty of human fallibility in the physical process, which is a core part of Susan's philosophy.
