But if Twitter can concentrate on creating a platform not just for thoughts but for expression by brands and users alike, it will profit long into the future on their peaceful coexistence.
(Second time around I did pause this part, just for the expression on his face — Zach, poor Zach, who never did find himself a girlfriend, as far as I know, and who's probably someplace reliving every club he's ever been in and every date he's ever had, just to feel sorry for himself).
Richard Gruneau and David Whitson note in their 1993 book, "Hockey Night in Canada" (Garamond Press), that "hockey has acted as a medium not just for the expression of Canadian identity but also for the reaffirmation of a preferred version of national character: tough and hard, passionate yet determined, individualistic".
Computer and handheld screens are a focus of enormous time and energy, a site of private and public life and an occasion not just for selection but also for expression.
Biclustering is useful not just for processing gene expression data but for any dataset that measures the relationships between two different types of data, e.g., genes and functions; microRNAs and their target mRNAs; and genes and diseases.
Their fury, Li Datong, the newspaper editor, told me, arose from "the accumulated desire for expression — just like when a flood suddenly races into a breach".
"Perhaps the 'study of budgeting' is just another expression for the 'study of politics' The opportunities for comparison are ample, the outcomes are specific and quantifiable" (Wildavsky 1974, p 3).
Mr. Wex, like a Yiddish sommelier, knows just the expression for this or any other occasion.
The lack of major glycogene changes in cell migration between may indicate that the migrating cells were not actually differentiating, but rather just altering expression for the mechanics of migration.
