His style had matured completely by the time he began recording for Savoy.
By contrast, a burst of fast FPs might mature completely between frames thus giving the impression that a cell suddenly became fluorescent.
It's hard to say that he's matured completely — he has been drinking Coca-Cola during changeovers — but playing for himself, he seemed in early rounds to have found greater calm, and handily beat a strangely subdued Dimitrov to reach the quarterfinals, for the first time, without losing a set.
It's hard to say that he's matured completely—he has been drinking Coca-Cola during changeovers but playing for himself, he seemed in early rounds to have found greater calm, and handily beat a strangely subdued Dimitrov to reach the quarterfinals, for the first time, without losing a set.
In the wild type, the eight ascospores within an ascus usually display the same degree of maturation, which can be seen in the degree of pigmentation from immature, nonpigmented to mature, completely melanized spores.
For islet cells and diabetes, the company Viacyte (San Diego, CA) has recently shown that by placing human pluripotent cells differentiating along an islet cell lineage within a capsule, and placing this capsule in a mouse over many months, cells within the capsule start to mature completely and become functional.
Let a few pods mature completely near the end of the growing season.
Comparisons were made between a typical nuclear cataract, containing a central opacity and a transparent rim, and a more advanced, or mature, completely opaque nuclear cataract.
Thus, although transcript variant 3 appears to be present in low levels in both normal and tumor cells, it seems to be very rare among the cytoplamic fraction of mature, completely processed RNA.
However, when treated with those two compounds, the cells matured more completely.
