Broadly speaking, Thetela's ROE is the same concept as Hunston's interactive plane, in that in both cases it marks instances where the writer interacts with the reader.
A couple of appetizers that missed the mark, for instance, were fried calamari as chewy as rubber bands and chopped clams that had a long list of ingredients on the menu but tasted almost entirely of bread crumbs.
The association with H3K4me3 suggested that NFI binding might be associated to the deposition of this histone mark, for instance at distal transcriptional enhancers [ 38] or at chromatin barriers [ 44].
Irreversibility only arises for some of the latter edges, when an isolated site, whose immediate neighbours are unmarked, loses its mark (for instance, 5→1, 3→1 and 6→2 in Figure 6B).
By way of example, Justice Kennedy wrote that "a cross by the side of a public highway marking, for instance, the place where a state trooper perished need not be taken as a statement of government support for sectarian beliefs".
Disregard for these principles has marked every instance of the failed socialist experiment.
The resignation marked another instance of sports figures inflating their résumés.
Using the map, computers with Internet access, and other resources, each team needs to create: –a poster that displays a geographically specific security plan (marking, for instance, where security guards will be stationed) –a detailed description of their plan, including how it will establish security in and around the school and minimize the possibility of disruptions and injury.
I had marked, for instance, some examples of stirring prose as well as occasional clunky bits, sometimes in close juxtaposition.
Thus, mutant β-cells resembled β-cells isolated from newborn animals, but we did not detect evidence for a return to a progenitor state marked for instance by Ngn3 expression.
