A monologue by Goran Stefanovski (of Macedonia) — about a chameleon poet whose artistic coloration keeps morphing to match the shifting political landscape — becomes a virtuosic showcase for the rousing talents of the Free Theater veteran Oleg Sidorchik, who performs it.
Since in this energy range, the π-bands of KC36 almost exactly match the (shifted) π-bands of pure graphene, the transitions take place at the same electronic wave-vector.
His footnotes are full of pleasingly small-scale exultations ("I like the internal rhymes here") and technical explanations ("The shift in slang — from talking about guns as tools to break things to talking about shooting as blazing — matches the shift in tone"); at one point, he pauses to quote a passage from "Book of Rhymes" in which Bradley praises his use of homonyms.
This method of heating closely matched the shift to 36°C that larvae experienced in the respirometry chambers.
This list of overrepresented GO terms is, unlike that obtained from the full set of 322 CNEs, devoid of terms relating to transcriptional regulation, matching the shift towards putative translational regulatory CNEs.
A fundamental shift in worldview from goods-dominant (G-D) logic to service-dominant (S-D) logic has been proposed to match the analogous shift in the economy.
Transition from SLE onset to SLE maxima (map (iv)) was accompanied by a further displacement of the flow channels and the absorbing zone to earlier hours that match the similar shift of SLE current wedge (Fig. 6 c).
Spawning was temporally controlled by shifting the photoperiod and water temperature (as described above) to match the ambient shifts that occur during the natural gametogenic period During peak reproduction the mesenteries, visible via the transparent body column, were milky white in appearance in males and an orange color in females.
But this picture, Bellos argues, doesn't match the everyday shifts of our multiple languages, nor the mess of our language use.
Even if that's loading the dice, nothing can quell the extraordinary vitality of Hynes's production, its ability to match the plays' shifting moods and its visual appeal: the battle scenes in Henry V take place in pelting rain that shows how the "receiving earth" hymned by the Chorus turns into Flanders-like mud.
