Indeed, in every day life our fixation can be instantaneously released and saccades to surrounding targets could be express.
It is important to live a healthy life, but obsession and fixation on healthy habits can lead to unhealthy habits or even eating disorders.
While microarray technology resulted from a comparative analysis of two physiological conditions (free life and nitrogen fixation stages), proteome data identified the most abundant proteins present exclusively during nitrogen fixation stages.
So, yet another obsessive loses their life to a fixation.
Pekar reviews the futilities of his life with humorless fixation and zero insight.
In our own world, this takes many different forms: the reduction of spiritual teachings to rigid dogmatism; the commodification of romance; the stifling of intellectual life by a fixation on measurable "skills", "outputs", and "impacts".
But before life arose, nitrogen fixation must have occurred via purely chemical means: That's because amino acids and nucleic acids, which both contain nitrogen, were likely the organic compounds that developed into Earth's first lifeforms.
These bacteroids have a specific physiology and metabolism adapted to the symbiotic life and nitrogen fixation which are dramatically different from those of a free-living bacterium [ 5].
A rubble of doors and furniture topped by a piano pours onto stage behind the haggard room of a tenement house – a neat way to establish the play's fixation on life's imbalances (wealth/poverty, women/men, melancholy/laughter).
However, basic molluscan functional attributes (including life position, feeding strategy, fixation, and mobility [16]; Figure S3) or reproductive strategies do not appear to differ substantially among the two regions.
As distant as it was from his writing life, the accident stoked his fixation on injustice.
