Sentence examples for gus of the from inspiring English sources
To establish whether this 57 bp region was sufficient to activate expression in guard cells, we fused one (1x:: GUS construct), two (2x:: GUS) and four tandem copies (4x:: GUS) of the 57 bp fragment to the minimal CaMV35S promoter [ 28] upstream of the GUS reporter gene, effectively reconstructing an artificial DOF cluster containing one, two or four copies of the DOF1 element.
Mike, who is concerned that Victor was seen by bystanders at the murder scene, calls to inform Gus of the events.
On "Deltron 3030," a futuristic rap opera depicting a corporate-controlled dystopia, the Automator leaves the rap world to enlist collaborators like Sean Lennon, Hafdis Huld of Gus Gus, Brad Roberts of the Crash Test Dummies and Damon Albarn of Blur.
THE Danish and Canadian top 1 percent certainly have their share of privilege: the Gus Wenners of the world, talented or not, are not rare.
Gus Baker, of the campaign group Intern Aware, who drafted the letter, said the companies involved should be "absolutely ashamed of what they're doing".
Gus Stager of the University of Michigan, the head coach of the United States swimming team at Rome, called Rose "the greatest swimmer who ever lived, greater even than Johnny Weissmuller".
His grandfather Gus, patriarch of the bohemian family on his mother's side, played a pivotal role in developing Keith's love and respect for music.
"We've been getting a lot of emails and phone calls from people who are irate their employers are subjecting them to biometric scans in the name of security," said Gus Hosein of the campaign group Privacy International.
Gus McCrae of the Texas Rangers in "Lonesome Dove," the 1989 TV miniseries based on the epic Larry McMurtry novel.
The boy died at a hospital Tuesday around 7 p.m, said Det. Gus Villanueva of the Los Angeles Police Department.
Gus Mastrapa of The A.V. Club considered the game "comfort food for the omnivorous gamer", with its ability to draw even hardcore gamers into its fantasy visuals.
