This study has pin-pointed core functions that protect cells from arsenite and cadmium toxicity.
I doubt if anyone could identify a Zucker style, or Zucker core, or pointed political tilt, or even, broadly, story-telling sensibility (direct; big picture; character driven?).
Bakker suggested that the plates were the bony cores of pointed horn-covered plates that a Stegosaurus could flip from one side to another in order to present a predator with an array of spikes and blades that would impede it from closing sufficiently to attack the Stegosaurus effectively.
Cut off the core -- the pointed edge -- from each of these four triangles.
Even some Core supporters have pointed to the abrupt New York score drop as reason to slow down implementation, particularly the use of new exams.
Point to its pointed teeth.
We first plotted the thickness of the central cylinder of the transition zone (previously described as an electron dense H and the core of the 9-pointed star [ Ringo, 1967]) against the length of the flagellum to see if there were any obvious changes to this structure as the flagellum grows.
It was Mr. Santorum who raised pointed questions about Mr. Romney's conservative core.
Some other factors to consider: Western knives have a pointed tip, which allows you to, say, core a bell pepper but keep the vegetable's shape for stuffing.
The crust corresponds to the skin, the iron core (although spherical rather than pointed) to the pit, and the rocky mantle, which constitutes eighty-four per cent of the volume of the planet, to the flesh of the fruit.
Use a pointed knife to cut out the stem or core in a cone shape.
