He is the quintessential role model.
Mehta argued in court Monday that Facebook's decisions about data access were a "quintessential publisher function" and constituted "protected" activity, adding that this "includes both the decision of what to publish and the decision of what not to publish".
This notion is compatible with the fact that many, probably, most class 4 genes (virus-specific genes conserved within a group of viruses) are virion components (e.g., see the vaccinia virus case in Table 2), a quintessential viral function.
The systematization of social roles was mainly a gender issue geared towards a rational if unfair division of tasks that assigned women the care of reproduction at large, a task that, while invisible, was quintessential to the smooth functioning of an orderly, efficient system.
Really, the infuriation over the cover has less to do with the magazine and more to do with the undeniable recognition that Kim Kardashian functions as a quintessential representation of this given moment.
"It's the quintessential example of form and function, and I like the white with the wood and the silver," he said.
Coke, the quintessential marketing-driven company, eliminated its global CMO role, and all marketing functions report into a new chief revenue officer.
This lender of last resort functions of the Fed is one of the quintessential reasons you want to have a central bank.
These functions have mainly been examined through Wnt5a, the quintessential non-canonical Wnt ligand.
The observations of both morphological and bioenergetic compromise raise the quintessential 'chicken and egg' question, as these two aspects of mitochondrial function are closely intertwined (see Twig et al, 2008).
