The artist saw, as it seemed, what the sailors did not: both their intimate affinities and the haunting vistas gliding by through the portholes.
The observations also intimate that the dual-affinity is not caused by partial phosphorylation of CHL1 when expressed in oocytes, as suggested by Tsay's group (Liu and Tsay, 2003), but more likely represent an intrinsic property of CHL1 since they also occur when NiTrac1 is expressed in yeast.
But the point is, you must take Frank as he is, and admit him into your circle of intimates according to affinities that go deeper than literary taste.
A wealth of intimate home-movie footage and an affinity with his subject invigorate Randall Wright's unashamedly affectionate portrait of a British icon.
Substrate binding stabilizes the subset of conformations involving more intimate interdomain contact and thereby tunes binding affinity and activity.
These receptors most likely have much lower affinity with EBV than CR2, and intimate cell-cell contact is required to enhance the binding of the virus released from EBV-producing B cells to the epithelial cell surface.
Introduction of T101A into NiTrac1 also eliminated the high-affinity component, intimating that NiTrac1 is a transport activity sensor, and that conformational rearrangements during the transport cycle affect mCerulean emission.
Fortunately, the director of this Manhattan Theater Club production, Robert Falls, reaffirms the affinity he demonstrated for the loneliness of intimate strangers in first-rate Broadway revivals of "Death of a Salesman" and "Long Day's Journey Into Night".
It may be that the best way to hear involved new piano music is in an intimate space, played by an interpreter with a proven affinity and mastery of it.
On Sunday night at Judson Memorial Church, Mr. Veggetti directed "Xenakis & Japan," an intimate evening that he conceived and that was devoted to Xenakis's affinity for Japanese music and theater.
