This rough and ready picture of the Naïve Realist view must, however, be slightly modified.
Waddington himself cautioned that the epigenetic landscape, while useful as a "rough and ready picture" of development, "cannot be interpreted rigorously [ 5]".
This has the advantage of presenting a ready picture of single actin contraction activity without common molecular background 'noise' originating from rigor modes in contraction data during measurements.
Mr. Obama, the least silly of men, was even willing to mug for a silly Facebook-ready picture, grinning and giving a thumbs-up with Medvedev and a goofy-looking Silvio Berlusconi.
Warehouse discount stores regularly sell digital-ready picture-tube sets with the standard television aspect ratio of 4 3 for $1,000, and small 16:9, or wide-screen, projection versions for $1,500.
Buñuel's rough-and-ready picture from 1950 - restored as part of the director's season at London's National Film Theatre - was made in 21 days on Mexico City's mean shanty-town streets, and has been described as the ancestor of City of God and Amores Perros.
His friend, Anne, wrote, "Ready for picture day of first grade" accompanied with a photo.
Without it, all King would've known was that Anne wrote, "Ready for picture day of first grade," and that she posted a photo — but nothing about what was in the photo.
If the Republicans' leader in the Senate ever decides to hug the president, be sure to have a photographer ready: that picture should definitely make the front page.Jim Hanzel Winona, Minnesota SIR – Lexington asserted that gerrymandering "does not fully account" for the Republicans' ability to retain a majority of 40-odd seats in the House of Representatives (November 10th).
Three years ago, the iconic images of California were overcrowded prisons and shuttered schools; now people seem ready to picture strong-shinned blondes frolicking on a beach newly cleaned by government-hired custodians, or a fogless view of the Golden Gate Bridge freshly reddened with government-purchased paint.
