WASHINGTON — A quirky case about a slashing documentary attacking Hillary Rodham Clinton would not seem to be the most obvious vehicle for a fundamental re-examination of the interplay between the First Amendment and campaign finance laws.
To appreciate the interplay of forces, first consider how selection acts on deleterious mutations that do not affect uptake sequences.
One issue in Snyder v. Phelps is the interplay between the First Amendment's free-speech clause and the rights of freedom of religion and peaceful assembly.
In the first song, "A la una nací yo," the voice of the singer (Judith Kellock) cut its way firmly through rising clouds of busy instrumental interplay; in the second, "El mi querido bevió vino," the polyphony suddenly evoked a medieval fair.
One of the first examples for the interplay of different histone modifications was the observation that phosphorylation of S10 in H3 facilitated the acetylation of H3-K9 and K14, whereas methylation of H3-K9 inhibithe the phosphorylation of S10 (Rea et al., 2000), although later evidence indicated a possible coexistance of phosphorylated S10 and methylated K9 (Mateescu et al., 2004).
The MIT Reality Mining project was one of the first studies to explore the interplay of applications and social interactions [7].
In the first place, Chéreau attempted, and successfully achieved, a daring interplay of the mythological and contemporary planes on which the work is constructed.
The dynamic interplay of Google, its third-party innovators, users, and advertisers creates a virtuous circle with benefits for all and especially for Google.
The dynamic interplay of Google, its third-party innovators, users, and advertisers creates a virtuous circle with benefits for all and especially for Google (see the exhibit "Google's Innovation Ecosystem").
Its closing section revisits the abstract interplay of the introduction.
