The combination of Widmark and director Don Siegel was ideal; each had a gift for expressing the complex and the nuanced in the most streamlined and gripping fashion.
Selfish evolutionary behavior of mtDNA might be rare in metazoans because most animals have separate sexes (Aanen et al. 2014), and as a consequence of the small sizes and streamlined contents of most animal mitochondrial genomes (Galtier 2011).
Most are nylon, but an increasing number of owners and jockeys prefer the streamlined properties of tight-fitting material like Lycra.
The gravel layer exhibits a tendency to short circuit the streamlines resulting in most of the streamlines now meeting the ditches through the gravel layer with only particles starting from locations close to the drains meeting them directly.
Over all this is a smart, streamlined story of intrigue.
There are chairs of a streamlined yet elegant functionality (most of the upholstery is reconstructed); and some oddities, including, from the 1820s, nine chalice-shaped, Viennese wooden spittoons.Provincial, bourgeois: the adjectives accruing to Biedermeier might have buried it for ever.
Instead of writing behemoth, long-term contracts with a long list of specifications for outside contractors, Parliament greenlighted the creation of the Government Digital Service, a "go-team" of 300 technologists who began streamlining 90percentt of the most common transactions the British people have with government.
Most of these subjects are streamlined to fix the needs of each particular state.
Microsoft Corp., based in Redmond, Wash., hopes to complete most of the "streamlining" by year's end. .
On the one hand, there is little question that they are most closely related to three other families of streamlined, surface water fishes: the flyingfishes, needlefishes, and sauries.
