His choreography is highly patterned, with strict rules governing the order and duration of each pose.
It was a solo, set to Steve Reich's "Violin Phase," in which Ms. De Keersmaeker moved in circular patterns with strict repetitions of a single turning, twisting phrase that brilliantly played off the music's formalism and drama.
As with chromosomes, the composition and degree of pseudogenization across pRF plasmids from four R. felis strains (URRWXCal2, LSU, "AUS-Lb," and LSU-Lb) does not show a pattern consistent with strict divergence between flea- and booklouse-associated strains (fig. 2 A).
Its residents have become involved in a two-year scheme in which they are painting their houses in bold Mayan patterns, with a strict but vibrant palette of five colours sourced from local textiles.
The expression pattern of individual miRs with strict tissues, the clinical-feature-specificity or the different target genes involved in the unique regulation network of EHCC may all involved in the effect of miR-34a on Smad4 [ 35, 45].
This led to the description of clusters of genes expressed in the cardiac tube with strict temporal expression patterns.
Individuals with strict browser and grazer pattern based on microwear discriminant analysis.
For example, strict host specificity and limited capacities for viruses to switch hosts should be reflected in a strong cospeciation pattern, whereas strict host specificity with no cospeciation suggests a high speciation rate in viruses.
In Pound's Fenollosa translations, unlike previous American translators of Chinese poetry, which tended to work with strict metrical and stanzaic patterns, Pound created free verse translations.
This pattern could arise from extreme population bottleneck during long-term coevolution with strict vertical transmission, combined with a ratchet effect decreasing the gene set to only those few functions/products or processes that cannot be supplied by the host.
