The New Yorker, April 16 , 1949P. 19 A wax figure of Thomas E. Dewey, completed before last fall's election, for post-Inauguration exhibition at Mme. Tussaud's gallery, has been melted down and remolded as Queen Juliana of the Netherlands.
A wax figure of Thomas E. Dewey, completed before last fall's election, for post-Inauguration exhibition at Mme. Tussaud's gallery, has been melted down and remolded as Queen Juliana of the Netherlands.
These geographic selection mosaics and coevolutionary hotspots and coldspots are, in turn, continually remolded as new traits appear and disappear among populations through mutation, gene flow, random genetic drift, and the dynamics of metapopulations (Thompson 1994 20055).
Just promoted as principals at Ballet Theater, Ms. Dvorovenko and Mr. Belotserkovsky have worked to remold themselves as dancers.
The reason might be that, in this model, tubular epithelial cells, which continuously encounter the ultrafiltrated plasma proteins and are being activated, are the main source of many chemokines and mediators that induce tubulointerstitial remolding such as lymphangiogenesis, inflammation and fibrosis (Moreno et al., 2014).
All known living sponges can remold their bodies, as most types of their cells can move within their bodies and a few can change from one type to another.
The clips are patterned, in multiple images, and sometimes transformed: especially effective, in the building sequence, is the remolding of the workers as silvery silhouettes, as if they were made from blimp material.
And in the seven weeks since the storm they are already seeing signs of natural recovery, as waves remold the beaches and windblown sand builds up at the foot of the dune scarps.
TAM, Th-17 cells, and DCs in TIM produce MMPs and TGF- β to dissolve extracellular collagens, so as to remold the extracellular matrix.
Just melt that cute Easter bunny and remold into a Father's Day tie.
Most also concluded that the age of mass political campaigns as an instrument to remold the thinking of the public was past.
