Barr let Gropius mount a self-mythologizing exhibition at the museum in 1938.
With a last surge of testosterone coursing through their wrinkled physiques, our senior action heroes do their best to mount an explosive, self-aware spectacle, although it never reaches the heights of their high-bodycount heyday.
Moreover, to mount a legal case of self-defense, an accused person must show that he or she intended to fire in self-defense.
Those that remained mounted a strikingly self-destructive campaign against state and local regulations, perversely enhancing perceptions that greater Los Angeles had the worst business climate on Earth at a time when attracting new investment was the region's single greatest priority.
Toll-like receptors (TLRs) are key components of the immune system's capacity to recognize infectious non-self and to mount a rapid and effective immune response [1].
Others disagree: self-publishing superstars Joe Konrath and Barry Eisler mount a vigorous pour scorn on the idea that Amazon could destroy bookselling by "selling tons of books", picking apart Turow's arguments and laying out the case for a brave new world removed from "legacy" publishing and bricks and mortar bookshops.
Finally, the system has been mounted inside a self-centring probe.
As an example, Fig. 2 shows in detail how the RFID antenna was mounted into a self-designed 3D printed mock ultrasound probe (Fig. 2).
When a more restrained p53 response is required (for example, in response to energetic stress), a feedback mechanism involving both AMPK and mTOR may aid in mounting a transient and self-limiting p53 response.
For the people inside the bases, the threat that Russian troops could come back with orders to shoot, or that the self-defence units could mount an attack, is very real.
Patrick Barclay, while leaving the reader to decide for him(or her)self, mounts a very persuasive case for the Arsenal legend of the Twenties and Thirties who "scythed the path along which all British managers have walked".
