The temple is one of five called Pancha Bhoota Stalams, which represent the manifestation of the five prime elements of nature; land, water, air, sky, and fire.
SATB1 therefore forms the link between a developmentally imposed genetic specification program and extrinsic environmental cues; a prime example of nature and nurture intertwined to specify cell fate.
In the cases of Octave-Seconde and Sixte-Tierce, the action was a mere switch from Supination (palm up) or Neutrality to Pronation (palm down), but in Septime-Prime, given the nature of the motion, you may need to lower your Prime, or step in before ceding.
The chemical cocktail that occurs in the lust phase of a relationship is deeply wired in our brains and has everything to do with nature priming us to procreate.
Such fluctuations appear to be stochastic in nature, priming cells to transit into differentiated states with a certain probability that is guided by extrinsic signals.
Vice versa, dividing the GPPX i by the primes of the respective qPCR/target combinations used to compile the GMP Universe will, as a consequence of the nature of prime numbers, always yield an integer number whenever the target is present in that GMP.
"What we're doing today is resisting the force of nature," the prime minister had said on Thursday.
But, he said at a joint news conference in London with Prime Minister Gordon Brown, the nature of the crisis demanded an integrated response.
After promising to change the 'theatrical' nature of Prime Minister's Questions and faced with the initial task of reducing 40,000 submitted questions to six, the new Labour leader had his work cut out for him.
His development of practical tools for his work as well as the limitations of these tools are prime examples of the nature of science.
