It offers a genuine sense of the latitude of free expression and places a small, incisive shock in the midst of all those SoHo apparel shops and restaurants.
While such vagueness may give a wide latitude for freedom of expression, it also means that when there's enough moral outrage, it may be difficult for Amazon to resist caving in.
"Where you have people who have very, very strong beliefs about something, it is far better to recognise the strength of those views and to allow latitude and freedom of expression," he told BBC Radio 4's Westminster Hour.
Initially Baroque artists and intellectuals, torn between the two competing views of the world, enjoyed wide latitude and freedom of expression.
Ludwig et al. (2000) have found that the enhancer regions are in constant turnover, that is, nucleotide substitutions at the enhancer region of the gene, even skipped, are occurring within the allowed latitude of stabilizing selection on this gene expression.
In the Carmarthenshire case, Mr Justice Tugendhat reiterated the importance of the bar on public bodies suing directly, and emphasised the greater latitude members of the public had in criticising public bodies, but did not believe that allowing councillors or officers of a local authority to sue for libel would infringe the right to freedom of expression.
Regression analysis indicated there was indeed a high correlation between absolute latitude and protein expression for both of these biological processes.
In addition, expression of TIMELESS was investigated in the pitcher-plant mosquito, Wyeomyia smithii, and was found to vary with latitude of origin.
"You must have a big latitude of time," Salgado says.
