Elizabeth Drury becomes, as Donne noted, "the Idea of a woman," and a lost pattern of virtue.
Consideration of the "effect lost" pattern we observed and the need for parsimony in signaling prompted us to modify our original simple signaling model.
By contrast, in the same condition, ZO1 remained associated with the plasma membrane although its honeycomb pattern was lost (Figure 6 B), similar to previous reports [17].
It was possible to imagine them continuing to block an increasingly agitated Barcelona, who were losing their pattern as anxiety took its toll.
Let a trusted person know the password to prevent any possibility of losing your pattern.
A couple of weeks ago, Barber was the brave Buc who publicly used the word complacency during the team's win-lose, win-lose pattern.
This issue is particularly significant in large metropolitan areas that straddle state lines such as New York City, Chicago, and Washington D.C. Incredibly, this win-lose pattern holds true across county lines within many states.
For example, losing certain patterns of colours can bring definite advantages to escape predators, such as the stripes of the African ancestor of zebras and horses.
Perhaps that bye week won't have disrupted New York's win one, lose one pattern after all.
The challenge was printed on a board in the Nets' locker room before the game, in large block letters: "Who are we?" Against Reggie Miller and the Indiana Pacers, this was the game, preached Coach Byron Scott, for the Nets to unify their split personality and stop the "win one, lose one" pattern.
