Furthermore, are these groups of co-expressed genes oscillatory in nature, or is their observed shift part of a moving wave of expression that is not oscillatory?
Following these observations, we moved to expression of human placentas near term (controls and from IVF).
Regarding Shakespeare: "He a rapper?" Of course, it doesn't help that Paul refers to our greatest bearer of words as "Sir Willie Shakes," though it does expose one of the ways he resists conformity (at least in the early going): He moves between registers of expression that make it hard for us to get a lock on who he is.
In the absence of stochasticity or perturbation, the activation of these N genes moves through a series of expression states depending on the initial conditions, ending up in either a stable state or periodic attractor.
"For years I have used my body as a tool, experimenting with ways of moving, with all varieties of expression," Mr. Shen writes in his program notes.
Basho attempts to mimic his love of the natural splendour of America by always moving – a constant stream of expression like watching someone perform a godly or mythic act – with a guitar!
In a welcome move toward increased freedom of expression, the Supreme Court of Canada has issued two rulings that will give reporters a new legal defense for "responsible communication".
But the decision, first reported by the Indian Express, has been the basis for sharp debate about whether such a move would undermine freedom of expression.
Architecture, painting, and sculpture, according to the manifesto of the Bauhaus the avant-garde school of the arts just established in Weimar were not only moving toward new forms of expression but were becoming internationalized in scope.
Manga's capacity to shock was highlighted again last month when the UN envoy on child protection, Maud de Boer-Buquicchio, called on Japan to ban sexually abusive images of children, amid resistance from authors and publishers who say the move would threaten freedom of expression.
