Spark's co-religionist and former patron Graham Greene pinpointed the same quality in different words: 'There is a splinter of ice in the heart of a writer.' In person, she is charming, with shrewd, smiling eyes and careful, dark-red lipstick that matches her hair.
The CBS News survey pinpointed the same conflict.
These analyses pinpoint many of the same genes believed to be involved in the control of colour patterning in Heliconius that have been identified through other studies implementing different research methods.
It's just that we're struggling to pinpoint exactly what it is, in the same way that, two years down the line, we're still not sure whether Kid Cudi, say, is meant to be spacey, soulful or satirical, none of the above, or all three.
The association of High physical workload with NSP has been pinpointed in many studies.
Scientific critics, meanwhile, have accused him of being too reductionist of pretending to pinpoint the soul in the brain in the same way that the Victorians played phrenology as a parlour game by feeling the contours of each others' skulls to find a bulge of secretiveness or a missing patch of generosity.Dr Beauregard does not, in fact, believe there is a neurological "God centre".
Once you think you've pinpointed the ideal carrier, double check with people who spend time in the same areas as you.
In the same respect, volume rendering techniques can be very useful in order to pinpoint the abnormality relative to the entire foot anatomy.
The I539T suppressor mutation but not G550E in the same subdomain rescued the defect and restored NBD1 conformation to wild-type, pinpointing the subdomain with the mutation as the primary target for therapeutic intervention in cystic fibrosis.
This information helps the vet to pinpoint whereabouts in the gut the diarrhea originates from.
