Much confusion concerning the classical way to think about genes is due to the fact that geneticists have sometimes talked as if classically conceived genes are for gross phenotypic characters (phenotypes) or as if individual genes produce phenotypes.
We briefly describe here the gross morphological characters of the crucial stages of larval development.
The production of a gross phenotypic character, such as purple eye-color, involves all sorts of genetic and extra-genetic factors including various cellular enzymes and structures, tissue arrangements, and environmental factors.
He reaped a vast number of lurid accusations at the hands of Cuban writers who described him as a "man of wax", who was "gross in character, rude in manners, of a profound ambition and greedy for despoilment".
(Male readers seem less interested — is this a gross generalization? — in characters being "nice").
While DiCaprio has used his matinee-idol looks to play roles like Jay Gatsby and Jordan Belfort, he's peppered his resume in recent years with far more gross and bloated characters.
For both of these reasons, it is important to approach the analysis of large historical datasets with the initial objective of uncovering and understanding their gross structure and character.
"This'll get gross," a new character says early in the première, delivering his content advisory after having already carved open the skull of a host; as he squished through its gray matter to access its central processing unit, I wondered if the makers of "Westworld" had considered repurposing his warning as a tagline.
The season also unveiled the Marowitz Hamlet, the first of his Shakespearean collages, which shuffled the plot order and redistributed the lines to different characters – a gross impertinence that turned out to be theatrical dynamite.
If you haven't seen them yet, they're comics that anyone can make by copying and pasting or drawing these gross versions of Disney characters who all speak in poor typing language.
