We, in some ways, performed an intricate reading of one of the most foundational works in the western philosophical tradition.
Cumulative profiles of variance explained by consecutive components show that variation in H3K4 tri-methylation marks, known to be found in TSSs of active genes, was more extensively captured than variation in mono- and di-methylation, suggesting that the deposition of H3K4me3 on TSSs follows less intricated read enrichment patterns (Fig. 2c).
We still read intricate, involving novels.
As they race on the Monza circuit outside Milan this weekend in the Italian Grand Prix, the 22-driver elite of Formula One will be taking something of a break from their usually highly intricate effort to read the track.
Nothing brought me more joy than learning how wizards celebrated the holidays or reading intricate descriptions of breakfast in the Great Hall.
Professor Bennett was considered the father of Mycenaean epigraphy — that is, the intricate art of reading inscriptions from the Mycenaean period, as the slice of the Greek Bronze Age from about 1600 to 1200 B.C. is known.
They discuss diction in intricate detail – Foley and Buddy reading a newspaper report in Out of Sight: "'They think you may "flee the country".' 'I've had to run like hell a few times,' Foley said, 'but I don't think I've done any fleeing.
I found that reading intricate, complex human narratives made me more sensitive to other people's feelings and experiences.
The body is scarily intricate, unfathomable, hard to read.
This illustrates the size and complexity of these networks, and while it is not possible to read the intricate details, this does highlight the significance of these networks.
The brothers' work sold millions of copies, with many reading their intricate fantasies as a thinly disguised satire on the KGB communist system.
