Furthermore, the DNA relaxation complex and the recombination synapse are organized quite distinctly.
In this paper we employ terms system I and system II as popularized by Kahneman [ 1, 2] although some authors prefer to talk about type 1 and 2 processing as it is almost certain that human cognition is not organized in distinctly separated physical systems [ 5, 26, 27]).
There is no doubt that the development of golf as an organized sport was distinctly British, and Britain produced the first great players of the game.
But the care is organized in a distinctly Army way: noncommissioned officers, known as the cadre, maintain discipline and enforce rules, often using traditional drill-sergeant toughness with junior enlisted soldiers.
The artists of "ManUp!" offer alternative understandings of masculinity that don't rely on notions of biology or stereotypes, but rather view manhood as a complex network of rituals and desires, distinctly organized in every individual in which they appear.
It should be noted, however, that the NMJ of zebrafish are not distinctly organized, unlike the human and mouse NMJ, which form pretzel-shaped structures.
These results argue that caspase-1, -4 or -5 can be recruited to inflammasomes under specific circumstances, often leading to distinctly organized and localized complexes that may impact the functions of these proteases.
In addition, there were no blessings, invocations, benedictions or words of Torah as part of the flow of the conference, let alone any organized minyans or other distinctly Jewish rituals.
Even though some Waru fighters have varying degrees of professional training, most of the them are armed with nothing more than street-level experience, which gives Waru a distinctly underground feel despite it being an organized tournament.
But in Ms. Rovner's most effective work, the blur is distinctly human, multiple and in motion, its movements organized into suggestive choreographies.
