"We feel attached to the small miniature element of it," Ms. Beauchamp said.
As compositing supervisor Matt Twyford detailed, "the elements consisted of cold, rainy night live-action footage from Vancouver, sunny day miniature elements, traditional misty day background plates of San Francisco, and of course the CG bridge and fx elements".
To him, too, some sort of invisible miniature "elements" were transmitted by parents, which somehow determined the traits in domestic pea plants that he chose to look at.
In addition, the miniature element derived from Gnome internal deletion shows microhomology of three nucleotides, suggesting a classical nonhomologous end joining (NHEJ) process (fig. 6 D).
This previously undetected paralog bears the insertion of a miniature transposable element of the TA-I-α-Ag MITE family, which is frequently associated with gene introns and putatively affects gene regulation [ 17, 34].
In this way she retains the formal elements of miniature painting without the historical baggage.
Its three percussionists play on elements of a miniature trap set, divided among them and slung around their necks, and the rest of the group — three saxophonists, pairs of trumpeters and trombonists, a sousaphonist and a piccolo player — play from miniature scores mounted as Rube Goldberg-like extensions of their clothing and instruments.
Also included are a handful of picturesque miniatures by Mompou that mirror elements of the Chopin and are played with the gentleness Chopin is more typically accorded.
His work on the design of miniature optical elements, "small lightweight instruments to be used for remote microscopy inside human beings," became the basis for the microscope attachment that makes CMaRS useful in the field.
Multiple copy elements of less than 600 bp long flanked by inverted repeats were identified as miniature inverted-repeat transposable elements (MITEs) using the BLAST2 and the RECON programs.
