Some of the faces held expressions of shame or embarrassment, which psychologists classify as "self-conscious" emotions because they require an understanding of one's self in relation to other people.
This database holds expression of miRNAs from normal and diseased tissues by RT-qPCR analysis, and the data allows the analysis of differential expression of miRNAs between specific tissues or samples.
I was terrified, but tried to hold an expression like theirs an expression that said that my pregnancy was planned too, that I wasn't a statistic and didn't need their pity and judgment.
The photographer waves Solicari back into shot, telling her to hold an expression that apparently conveys the perfect mix of knowledge and scepticism.
These activities, they held, are expressions of visions, feelings, and emotions and, as such, are perfectly legitimate as long as they make no claims to genuine cognition or representation of reality.
Such considerations led Quine himself (1987, p. 217) to hold that expression types such as 'red' exist, even while he denied that redness does.
Sadly retail brands will invest in these no-holds barred expressions in a destination like New York City, but fail to think through the implications of adapting them to less prominent locations, like the mall near you or me.
The demand for conceptually necessary links echoes the position of Smart's (1959) anonymous opponent who claims that if a type T is identical to a type T*, then a corresponding conceptual relation holds between expressions signifying these types.
Kennedy also noted that in contrast to times past, what once held extreme expressions in check no longer does.
One major outcome is the expansion of data resources, like the AtGenExpress project, that hold gene expression information for almost all Arabidopsis genes.
