Since MI(R; S) depends on p(S) and since p(S), that is, how often a cell might be exposed to a particular intensity of oxidative stress, is unknowable, hereafter we consider the maximal mutual information, I (I (R ; S ) = max p (S ) [ M I (R ; S ) ] ) which is the maximal amount of information that can be transduced through a 'promoter channel'.
Her revulsion at the dowdiness of evil gives her portraits of the Nazis a particular intensity of rage.
Above all, Delta blues music was marked by a particular intensity of vision that was both projected through the lyrics of the songs and underscored by the players' often aggressive attack on the guitar strings.
A particular intensity of polarized light is generated toward the earth's surface from every point in the sky.
He gleefully recalled a moment of particular intensity — "I got to light my hand on fire!" — that I hadn't yet seen.
Ms. Sutter used this strong instrument in the world premiere of a new piece by Mr. Glass, "Songs and Poems for Cello," and she tore into the opening, grabbing handfuls of notes, while the cello richly savored the music, now declaiming, now singing and occasionally squawking at a moment of particular intensity.
The major events, characters and circumstances are explained by reference to their past lives, with examples of specific actions of particular intensity in one life determining events in the next.
In the quartet's early years -- it came together in Toronto in 1989 -- one of its visual trademarks was Geoff Nuttall, the first violinist, wriggling out of his seat in moments of particular intensity.
At moments of particular intensity, Michael's voice takes on a luminous poetic quality, even at one point adopting the rhythms of blank verse.
At moments of particular intensity, especially in the Dies Irae, the enormousness of the musical statement can dissolve into a kind of muddiness, a great swirl of sound.
