Specifically, the mammalian brain is perhaps the organ with the lowest regenerative potential but the one in which the signs of aging are more manifested.
But the discussion of demonstration is prefaced by two chapters on division and definition, and here Plato's influence is more manifest.
The anger is more manifest, the funereal music ubiquitous, the humor of the inserts (images from a century of collective amnesia and paranoia, otherwise known as popular culture) relatively flat, and the process of questioning not so much digressive, roundabout, and Socratic as top-down, linear, and loaded.
Although the conservation of the SLiMs is more manifest in disordered than ordered protein regions in all three domains examined, there are still some differences among the three domains.
The true motives behind the chancellor's so-called "long-term plan" could hardly be more manifest.
Nixon's tone was one of sorrow, in contrast to Goldwater's anger, as he recounted the failures of liberalism (which were more manifest by 1968).
We all have our rooting interests, and Fox News's are more manifest than most, but no news person wants to be caught out and end up looking dumb.
In a postscript to the Bard Festival's fascinating exploration of Debussy, Leon Botstein leads the American Symphony in the one big orchestral work it left out before: the superb "Nocturnes," whose freedom may be more manifest (but who knows?) in the context of works by d'Indy, Magnard and Charpentier.
But nowhere has Congress's penchant for inefficiency been more manifest than in the new Capitol Visitor Centre, a 580,000 square foot (54,000 square metre) subterranean hall lined in white marble, which has just opened next to the Capitol itself.The original intentions were good.
