Once the community of signers reached a critical mass, the language started becoming more complex: People in the first generation could link words, but not in consistently meaningful ways, whereas people in the second and third generations had full systems for marking complex sentences, conversational asides, and clauses, as Sandler reported in Gesture in 2012.
They also suggest that paired-duplication signatures detected by CMA warrant further scrutiny in genetic diagnostic testing given that they might mark complex rearrangements of potential clinical relevance.
Second, a more succinct structure can be used to mark complex k-mers.
The least common reasoning concepts are: absence, compared, and suspected, which all have a 2% relevance, as well as concepts such as characterized, knowledge, similar, pattern, known, typical, process, marked, complex, growth, data, which all have a 3% relevance.
The distribution of acetylated Smc3, which marks complexes exclusively involved in cohesion, would be particularly revealing.
Through time these alterations result in progressively larger gaps, eventually reaching a size when most will fill by subcanopy recruitment, thus marking the complex stage of development.
Cartoon speed marks, complex arabesques, two praying apes coming face to face: it is worth remembering that Wallinger began as a painter.
Bubble column reactors with or without circulation loops are marked by complex dynamic interactions of hydrodynamics, mass transfer, and reactions.
Finance today is far more esoteric, marked by complex securities sure to baffle reformers as they seek solutions to the problems exposed by last year's crash.
The Davis-Evans collaborations were marked by complex arrangements, a near-equal emphasis on orchestra and soloist, and some of Davis's most soulful and emotionally powerful playing.
The president, whose tenure has been marked by complex maneuvering between his moderate supporters and the militant clerics who wield considerable power in Iran, said his policies had resulted in improved relations in the region and in Europe.
