They hope their new identity resembles their old identity — founded on running the ball.
At a town hall meeting, King became incensed when an attendee asked him whether his views on race and identity resembled those of Robert Bowers, the man accused of gunning down 11 Jewish congregants.
This partial shift in photoreceptor identity resembles that seen following Sall3 overexpression in rod photoreceptors.
This setting enables us to get identities resembling better the ordinary fractional case.
An exception is isocitrate dehydrogenase (Rfer_2411), for which there is a lineage-specific gene duplication in the R. ferrireducens genome (Rfer_2380, 97% identity) that resembles homologs of the Betaproteobacteria.
But there is a price: the loss of control, or even knowledge, of where that personal information is going and how it is being reshaped into an online identity that may resemble the real you or may not.
But something didn't sit right; the diversity of the crowd, from the teens Rat Boy pulled in to those in their twenties hoping, for just an hour, they could be care-free again, led the evening to something resembling an identity crisis.
A five-disk box set featuring both Tron films was also released, with one, entitled The Ultimate Tron Experience, having a collectible packaging resembling an identity disk.
Hysteria, mania, psychosis, Tourette's syndrome, epilepsy, schizophrenia or dissociative identity disorder can all resemble demonic possession.
David Spiegel, a professor of psychiatry at Stanford who has spent his career studying dissociation, told me that he'd never heard of someone navigating the world without something that resembles an identity.
Hunsecker's tabloid — which, in case there was any doubt as to the true identity of the character, resembles the New York Daily Mirror — seems to stretch out to infinity, duplicating over and over again the name-dropping snippets of his column's flip lingo: "Marilyn Monrooooohhhh... Miss Blondiful... sexploitation points".
