Because in truth, being 40 minus a year and 4 weeks old has taught me that my secret list is a catalog of extremely impressive virtues that have very little to do with me.
And what about serious genetic defects that may also call forth impressive human virtues?
Both machines gave impressive demonstrations by virtue of their ability to operate for long periods of time, but they could not run indefinitely.
Eugene V. Koonin, National Center for Biotechnology Information, NIH, USA Review of "Telling the Whole Story in a 10,000-Genome World" by Robert G. Beiko This is a highly impressive study by virtue of the sheer number of trees analyzed (> 150,000).
It's not a perfect restaurant, but its virtues are impressive and its faults are minor.
(Raheem DeVaughn, a singer who struggles intensely with the tension between vice and virtue, with sometimes impressive results, was scheduled to perform, but didn't).
Being a virologist turned cell biologist, I am not in position to comment on the intricacies of the methodology used to unveil structural, mechanistic and phylogenetic relationships of Thg1; I simply trust the authors by virtue of their impressive record.
Honeybees, Apis mellifera, by virtue of their other impressive cognitive feats, are a prime candidate for investigations of this nature.
Goldwyn was produced by the Semex Alliance (Guelph, ON, Canada) in 2000, and became one of the top dairy sires in the world by virtue of his daughters' impressive characteristics.
In its impressive bid to incorporate older metropolitan virtues and play by the rules of good urban design, modern Los Angeles ignores the possibility of becoming a similarly sacred labyrinth at its peril.
