Besides, factors involved in the establishment of origin timing such as histone deacetylation induce local modifications in these key origin features, leading to a more open origin conformation.
The ceiling has a dome featuring 2,000 fiber-optic stars that are designed to evoke the open-air origin of Theater Under the Stars.
For a historical account of the French 18th century origins of open government: Ives (2003).
Cox stresses that CDC has an open mind about possible origins of the virus, and as part of its own routine analysis had looked for evidence of lab contamination or error.
The origins of open-source development go back to the 1970's and the academic traditions of freely publishing research, subjecting work to peer review and sharing one another's discoveries.
Appearing on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" Friday, the women opened up about the origins of their culinary endeavor. .
John Griffiths Monmouth When considering the origins of the Open University, Hilary Perraton was right to scroll back beyond Jennie Lee and Harold Wilson to the ideas of Michael Young in 1962.
Uzbekistan has so far resisted Western calls for an open international investigation into the origins of the uprising and the Uzbek actions to disperse it.
If the phenotypic flexibility present in M. genalis captures an evolutionary transition in social behavior, then understanding the mechanisms of this flexibility may open a window into the origins of eusociality.
In some cases, it is widely believed, Swiss or other intermediaries opened accounts to disguise the origins of the money.
