This adaptability seems apropos to P. vortex's natural occurrence in the more mutable organic features such as soil, water, vegetable matter, grasses, roots, and insect larvae.
A further reason also suggests itself for rejecting the approach to aesthetics that sees it merely as the philosophy of art, because art, and the institutions that sustain it, are mutable and perhaps inessential features of the human condition.
So why shouldn't the car itself be just as mutable as all these other features?
He also remembers the eyes of a hypnotist, although the woman's features remain hidden, mutable.
That's partly because you always feel the creative energy and strenuous empathy that went into the making of "The Great Game," which features a highly mutable and indefatigable cast of 14.
When designing diagnostic and therapeutic oligonucleotides with long effectiveness for highly mutable viruses, we have to understand fundamental features of time-series directional changes of long oligonucleotides and to predict changes that will reoccur with a high probability.
The book articulates a gloomy presentiment of this future and its embrace of "the mistaken impression," as one essayist puts it, "that people are the permanent feature while the natural world is mutable, shrinkable and ultimately dispensable".
The silvery sunscreens work wonders with the desert light, and it's the mutable visual perception, the architects say, that is their favorite feature of the design.
Other model features (e.g., dental home, community water fluoridation) are mutable and may serve as active ingredients in a targeted intervention.
Since there is no reason to assume the FMR1 gene is less mutable than any other gene, why are conventional mutations uncommon among patients presenting with FXS-like features but without the full mutation?
