This is the set of messenger molecules, made of a DNA-like chemical called RNA, that pick up instructions on how to make proteins from genes in the nucleus and deliver them to the subcellular factories which turn those proteins out.
Airwaves Miking N.B.A. coaches is gone for now, but NBC's audio picked up illuminating instructions Sunday night from Lakers Coach Phil Jackson regarding Shaquille O'Neal, who was having trouble getting shots, with Portland leading, 75-65: "Forget about Shaq.
In deference to Eunice and Lenny, I started off with two simple instructions, picked up by a microphone that sits just above my right eye, at the tip of my eyebrow.
The pace of our instruction picked up with the force of the wind.
Late in the course he was picked out to undergo instruction as an officer cadet, which meant he was transferred to Thornhill, another Gwelo airbase.
This heuristic selection process started early on in their careers when feedback from mentors served as a source of motivation and instruction ("I picked up from my mentors that guidance in terms of ways of thinking and guidance and emphasis and vigor")., but they also shaped the development of researchers' heuristics.
The campaign offices - and yes, there are several - bustle with energy as people come in and out to pick up fresh instructions and leaflets.
Kindergartners who interrupted the teacher, defied instructions and even picked fights were performing as well in reading and math as well-behaved children of the same abilities when they both reached fifth grade, the study found.
In healthy people who executed these instructions, the EEG picked up a clear pattern in the premotor cortex, the area of the brain that plans and prepares movements; the electrical flare associated with the hand was distinct from that associated with the toes.
Coey performed well during his initial training, and was recognised as one of the Rhodesian Army's top recruits of 1972; after passing out in November that year with the rank of trooper, he was picked out in January 1973 for instruction as an officer.
