I had also read about epigenetics, which refers to a 'heritable but mutable set of processes that regulate the expression of particular genes in certain cell types and/or at specific developmental time points'.
But it is also classic Foreman, with its bewitchingly mutable, cluttered set and sly vaudevillian performances, led by Tony Torn and Jay Smith.
Marc Fromm's two-faced woman is veiled on one side and wearing a cross necklace on the other, exemplifying the show's approach to monumentalism: commemorating a world and its inhabitants that are diverse and mutable, not set in stone.
Ralph Funicello's austere but remarkably mutable tiered set is a dusty shade of black, while Mark Bennett's music makes sure we hear the chimes at midnight from the beginning.
Her zingy green eyes are set in a pale, mutable face: she can look kind, but also unimpressed, as chirpy as the Artful Dodger one moment, as disconsolate as Droopy the next.
Of course, our seasons are not set in stone, but they seem to be more mutable than ever these days.
Now, with "The Old Country," about a girl who saves her family by becoming the thieving fox she sets out to kill, Gerstein again conjures a world of mutable boundaries.
PathScan represents an alternative to previous approaches, which reduce a gene set into a unique gene simply combining the total mutations and mutable positions of each gene.
So I set about to pursue the creation of what I have termed the "conditional object" or the "non-specific object" which introduces the idea of the inherently mutable object, which might add something to the conversation.
Assuming that rates are gamma distributed across sites, we estimate, using the theory set out by Hodgkinson et al. (2009), that sites with coincident SNPs are 1.40-fold (95% confidence intervals of 1.35, 1.43) and 2.71-fold (2.65, 2.77) more mutable on average than the genomic average for CpG and non-CpG sites respectively.
What I saw at the Met was not so much video art as a very advanced, dazzlingly mutable version of stage-set painting, which is perhaps even better, or at least more useful.
