They are a blunt aesthetic instrument but not, as Mr. Roth said, free of complexity.
Since the results of the photocatalytic processes under different conditions were estimated free of the complexities.
Noncoding spacer regions of organelle DNAs are often used as genetic markers because they are nearly neutral with low functional constraints and are free of the complexities associated with recombination for nuclear markers [ 6].
We deceive ourselves in the laboratory by assuming that testing animals raised under conventional conditions yields a "pure" evaluation of toxic potential free of the complexities that obscure human research.
By virtue of being composed of a single, biodegradable building block,Cu-porphysomes achieve a high level of multifunctionality while being free of the complexity and toxicity plaguing other multifunctional nanoparticles (i.e., complex multicomponent biocompatible nanoparticles (liposomes, polymers), toxic or poorly cleared inorganic-core nanoparticles, etc).
The long middle section of "The Gate" is very different: free of such complexity but remarkable enough.
1st wedding since being destroyed #Syria pic.twitter.com/DsN8cMTYJK Although Merhi and Youssef's wedding photos may suggest that life in Syria can come close to normality, they are far from free of the complexity and divisiveness of the war.
They regarded all of this "not only as a curious subject with strong suggestive powers to which we had a native affinity," Mr. Roth said, "but as potentially a tool in itself: a blunt aesthetic instrument providing access to a style of representation free of the complexity we were accustomed to valuing.
DT40-KO cells are the only vertebrate cells unequivocally devoid of functional IP3R and therefore the only null background in which recombinant IP3R can be functionally expressed free of the complexity arising from association with residual native IP3R (143, 143).
This fits in the area of implicit computational complexity, which aims at giving machine-free characterizations of complexity classes.
