Sentence examples for means for expression from inspiring English sources

Beckett shared a similar desire and expertise, as his production notebooks attest, as well as a profound engagement with technology as a means for expression.

We'd like to see Iranians have access to Facebook and Twitter, and we believe [social media] is a positive means for expression and communication".

The entry vectors do not provide a means for protein expression or functional assays; they are a place-holder for the ORF.

This means of expression is not for everyone.

Darwin became interested in photography as a means for freezing facial expressions and holding them up for dispassionate scientific observation.

I think about the foundation's mission of creating a more accepting society, a safer community, and a braver world, and what it would mean for youth expression if that mission were to be achieved on not only local levels, but on a national, or even global level.

The Illumina array data were normalized by the quantile method, and then transformed log2 ratio values for a zero mean for expression values of each gene across all samples.

"Welding continues to be a viable means of expression for many artists," she writes.

The customary language of Andalusian literature had been Arabic, and Hebrew had only recently been revived as a means of expression for Jewish poets.

Means of expression for both genes in samples S1 and S2 showed an induced expression, suggesting that the genes were not exclusively expressed in the wounded area (Fig. 6).

Tattoos serve as a means of expression for Lucy, no different from his sometimes-shocking art.