Sentence examples for repressing of from inspiring English sources
This year's big draws are likely to include David Bowie's new single, "The Stars (Are Out Tonight)," on 7-inch vinyl; a new 10-inch live recording from Mumford & Sons, "Live at Bull Moose"; a reissue of the 1964 Rolling Stones EP "Five by Five"; and a 12-inch repressing of "Maybe I'm Amazed" by Paul McCartney and Wings that includes alternative versions of the song.
Also here, one may hastily conclude that patients scoring high on the stagnation scale suffer from body/mind obstruction owing to a repressing of emotions.
This led to the government further repressing of anarchists, closing the Sociedad General de Trabajadores (which grew out of the Círculo), mass deportations of activists, and even the forbidding of the lectura in the workplace.
PCAT-1, a transcriptional target of EZH2, stimulated cell proliferation [ 56] and impaired homologous recombination by repressing of the BRCA2 gene [ 57].
Under a biotic stress, repressing of auxin signaling by miR393 has been shown to contribute to antibacterial resistance to P. syringae in Arabidopsis [ 51].
Those results indicate that repressing of TP53INP1, LATS2 and CD44 led to an increased tumour growth and its silencing may contribute to ZIP4/miR-373 ZIP4/miR-373reatinduceder growth.
Limited edition represses of records that are, almost always available in other formats; coloured vinyl; different covers.
Probably my second most played piece of vinyl this year is a repress of this smoking slice of torrid Lebanese disco called Abu Ali – a cut favoured by Rabih Beaini, AKA the techno producer Morphosis, in recent DJ sets.
So sod your super limited run repress of an rebellious Azerbaijani techno record released on sandpaper coated vinyl.
In further study on miR-20b-mediated osteogenesis in hMSCs, miR-20b was found to enhance osteogenesis by activating BMPs/Runx2 signaling pathway in several stages by co-repressing of PPARγ, Bambi and Crim1.
In such an altered state, remembrance may be less a matter of repressing atrocities than of having no coherent consciousness while committing them.
