In the early scenes, his Stockmann is wreathed in naive self-certainty.
But Parris carries it off with brio in front of a packed house on the Free Fringe: she has us hanging on her every unlikely lyric and naive, self-revealing word.
Paquin plays Lisa, the daughter of divorced parents: a mouthy, smart-but-not-that-smart teen at private school, sexy but emotionally naive, self-absorbed and scarily hyper-articulate in the language of entitlement and grievance.
Would you let your naive self-driving car run free during a marathon just so it has a chance to learn how the runners act?
But I'm still eating the naive, self-important words of my former, non-mom self everyday.
This disarmingly naive self-characterization culminates with a viscerally-charged sketch of the dance with the Fame Devil.
This system represents the only known naive self-peptide-specific T cell repertoire directly accessible in humans 25.
The first was a naive self-selection (NSS) phase, in which the dogs were exposed to all of the experimental foods simultaneously.
For each Ag in the set of self-Ags we calculated the probability that a naive, self-reactive cell does not see its cognate Ag during a number t 0 of presentations that are associated to the maturation process (see Methods).
Thus, provision of T cell help to both mature and immature naive self-reactive B cells can result in proliferation and rescue from early deletion in response to either a low- [ 12] or high- (Figs. 1, 2) avidity BCR-mediated signal.
What I'm getting this time is the narrative voice; Pip, I imagine still young as he writes, horribly embarrassed and yet brutally honest about his young, naive, hopeful self.
