Distinctive Mormon settlement practices and town designs have long been recognized as both a central process in creating a distinctive cultural region, and a material hallmark of the region's enduring cultural geography.
Search also has a more pared down look with bold contrast and edge-to-edge elements other Material Design hallmarks.
But Bud Martin's pedestrian direction nudges the material into Hallmark-movie territory, often muffling its insights beneath a melodramatic glaze.
Well-received in its regional engagements, the play is sensitively observed and affecting if somewhat pedestrian in Bud Martin's production, which nudges the material into Hallmark-movie territory (2 10).
Moreover, neither 1-NP, 1-AP or Poly I C induced degradation of p100 to p52 (Additional file 5: Figure S5B, online supplementary materials), the hallmark of alternative NF-κB activation [ 50].
Until recently, Dr. Waters said, archaeologists had probably overlooked earlier artifacts because the Clovis points are so distinctive and, in contrast, the pre-Clovis material has no hallmark style calling attention to itself.
Dark material is a hallmark of Mitchell's productions, as if she wants to lead us to the ghastly depths of human behaviour and force us to understand it: the idea of her directing a comedy is as unthinkable as her directing a Broadway show.
Most importantly, no deposits of granular osmiophilic material (GOM), a hallmark of CADASIL vascular injury, were ever observed, in contrast to CADASIL patients (Fig 3E).
Loss of vascular smooth muscle cells (VSMC) and accumulation of granular osmiophilic material (GOM) deposits are hallmarks of CADASIL.
As property damage and other uses of material violence become a hallmark of the fallout we can expect to see a marked withdrawal of the educated, middle class elements while the enraged youth that Fanon so acutely described in The Wretched of the Earth will wreak havoc on the streets.
