In return we cultivate a vague, almost occult image of artists and artistic production, characterized by long, moody walks and tormented bursts of inspiration.
Culteranismo and conceptismo, although symptoms rather than causes of decline, contributed to stifling imaginative literature, and, by the close of the 17th century, all production characterizing the Siglo de Oro had essentially ceased.
Marx sees the historical process as proceeding through a necessary series of modes of production, characterized by class struggle, culminating in communism.
The Green Revolution was an intensifying of input-based production characterized by the use of high-yielding and fertilizer-efficient new varieties of seed (rice and wheat).
The present study investigated the role of the advanced EFL learners' private speech production characterized as being the externalization of the process of reasoning during carrying out reasoning-gap tasks.
Increased Sertoli cell proliferation during the neonatal period, transient negative effects on epididymal sperm maturation, larger postpuberal testis size reflective of increased Sertoli cell numbers, and increased testicular sperm production characterized boars subjected to continuous inhibition of endogenous estrogen production.
The organic fertilizers comprised a stillage from bakery yeasts production, characterized by acidic pH and high organic nitrogen content, as well as a vermicompost extract with alkaline pH and low nitrogen content.
Given the LBO's history of contemporizing historical operas, and with this production characterized as "triple murders in a warehouse" we can expect it to set the pace for what will be the company's most ambitious season ever, one that will strike sharp chords with contemporary America.
Similar to patient #38 above and in accordance with recent published findings [29], [30], patient #26 showed two distinct clones upon transformation; one contributing to mature cell production characterized by the V617F mutation and a second with wild-type jak2 (data not shown).
The high seed production characterizing several Cardamine taxa makes them highly invasive species, which can become noxious in both wild habitats and cultivation.
