For instance, CDPK1 (calcium-dependent protein kinase 1) phosphorylates proteins of the actin myosin motor complex, one known lynchpin for active invasion [ 23].
I think it's one of the lynchpins of what we're doing here.
His lettering style is admired by fans and fellow artists, and his sense of community make him one of the lynchpins of the graffiti world.
A graduate of Cass Technical High School, Snowden earned bachelor's and master's degrees in fine arts at Wayne State University, where she studied with John Egner -- a painter and professor who was one of the lynchpins of the Cass Corridor art movement, from which Snowden drew inspiration.
Weiner, you magnificent bastard — you somehow made her the lynchpin of one of the most effective story lines of the show's denouement.
We've known these characters for a season and a half, the Nick-Jess attraction and friendship is now one of the acknowledge lynchpins of the show, and it would be weird if the show -- and the loftmates -- continued to treat that attraction like it wasn't really there or that it was perfectly harmless and controllable.
The deep-sea port of Gwadar in Balochistan is a lynchpin of China's One Belt, One Road initiative, and a mere 70 kilometres from the Indian-backed port of Chabahar in Iran, viewed by Saudi Arabia as a potential threat to one of the most important sea routes facilitating the flow of oil from the Gulf to Asia.
"It is the lynchpin on which the region's security lies," di Giovanni wrote.
Greg Davies, UK sitcom and panel-show lynchpin, gives the one-liners a pause while explaining why he was inspired to get a group together of his most famous comedian friends to raise money for refugees.
One of the scene's lynchpins, Jamie Duggan, posted a lengthy Facebook tribute to the Sidney Street building which is due to be "knocked down altogether".
The war on pot is a lynchpin for the rest of the drug war.
