Why, why! when I want to need to, I need it so much commune with a doggie YouTube in the manner of auto-acupuncturing myself through a Gawker suggestion (buh) is the experience almost always compromised by some human inserting themselves, with their breathing and bad laugh, into what would be a pure thing?
"She's very interested in how humans insert themselves into the natural environment and so in a sense, being on a huge ship, which doesn't have a port, which is filled with cargo that can't go anywhere is kind of comedic in a wry kind of way," Phillips said.
If anything, the recurrent motif of humans inserting themselves into mechanical contraptions in order to enjoy superhuman powers reaches its fullest, most sophisticated expression in the new movie, whose characters can literally become other, superhuman beings by hooking themselves up to elaborate machines.
I can take a very human desire, insert it into a supernatural world, and watch humanity become grotesque.
That field still has many obstacles to overcome, and one major drawback is that the viruses currently used to deliver new genes to human cells insert their cargo at random sites in the chromosome.
Consistent with the integration of at least one complete BAC, all of the BAC-Exp lines and two of the three BAC-Ctl lines were positive for both ends of the human BAC insert by PCR analysis.
The VEGFR-2 inhibition was confirmed by enzymatic assays on recombinant human kinase insert domain receptor (KDR), by cell-based phospho-VEGFR-2 inhibition assays, and by ex vivo rat aortic ring tests.
As a "Reclaimer," only she or another human can insert the Index into Halo's control panel, and Tartarus attempts to make her do this.
But if we subscribe to Sartre's belief that loneliness is a fundamental part of the human condition (insert laugh-crying emoji here) then, Christ: why wouldn't we be compelled to dilute the pain with someone?
Indeed one neat way to address this issue might be to incorporate an HO cleavage site near to the GAL human DNA insert in Chr III.
