It is what sport is about: technique meeting free expression inside one of soccer's cathedrals, Liverpool's Anfield Stadium.
One by one, the presidents saluted the inclusion of Cuba in the meeting, an expression that indicated a frustration with the efforts by the United States to exclude Cuba from similar hemispheric deliberations, said Michael Shifter, the vice president of the Inter-American Dialogue.
Focus group participants generally appeared to have a strong sense of neighbourhood belonging, that manifested itself through attending meetings and expressions of concern for the area and its future.
The mug Bobbi Brown carries into the Tuesday "heads of state" meeting carries an expression that is unprintable here.
My expression meeting theirs, engaging them in play.
Similarly, neither a request for a meeting, nor an expression of a particular policy concern, is an "improper exertion of influence," which involves some kind of interference with the performance of a government official's duties.
The miRNAs meeting all criteria (expression ≥2, SAM-FDR≤5% and fold-change ≥2) were labeled as astrocytic or neuronal based on their relative expression.
These meetings were often called ad-hoc meetings, reflection meetings, or crisis-meetings.
miRNAs meeting 3 criteria for differential expression (expression ≥2, SAM-FDR≤5% and fold-change ≥2) were classified as up- or down-regulated with respect to the first condition and are listed in Fig. S1B.
One woman from Syria who braved the government's wrath to attend the meeting evoked an Arabic expression to note that the opposition inside the country was already moving beyond them.
During the close reading and aftermath of the meeting, Cook's dour expression (seen above) at the table became a meme of the moment.
