But "Coming Apart" has a weird magic that seems directly traceable to early Sonic Youth, before the band started making more functional rock music, and especially Ms. Gordon's part in it: the polytonal and sometimes arrhythmic stretches of songs like "Early American" and "Shaking Hell".
Thanks to its precedent-setting debut on the iTunes App Store, it opened up the market to other developers who wanted to make more functional widgets capable of launching apps and taking actions, such as Workflow and Launch Center Pro.
Thus, some directions in phenotype space make more functional sense than others.
These experiments demonstrate that BPDE causes differential expression with and without Ahr, while B[a]P only perturbs expression in the presence of Ahr, i.e. when metabolism of B[a]P to BPDE is made more efficient by a functional Ahr pathway.
I suspect the Twitter of five years ago – the one that made hashtags more functional because that's what its users had carved out of blacktop and ragweed – would be doing that.
Gustafson treasured the Old World graciousness of the space and wanted to make it more functional while protecting its considerable charms, "not to make it into something it wasn't," he explained.
Because I plan to stay in the apartment for a while, I've been thinking about what I could do to update the kitchen and make it more functional.
"I can see as technology progresses we will also have to evolve our aesthetic to make it more functional for her".
Function definitely drives the form, and so I've adapted some things to make them more functional.
For Sphinx1, which is located upstream in the innate immune pathway, the positive selection acting on it might make it more functional, better adapted to the changing extracellular environment, and subsequently, gain new functions through adaptive evolution [ 38, 47, 48].
It could be speculated that genes more downstream in the phenylpropanoid pathway would make more suitable targets for functional marker development in relation to digestibility of the cell wall.
