Pilferings aside, this develops into a robust, entertaining, moral tale that confirms that even a dog's life is likely to turn out better than a thief's.
For example, after binding DNA, TALEs fused to transcriptional activation domains can function as robust transcription factors (TALE-TFs), while fused to restriction endonucleases (TALENs) can cut DNA.
But where the earlier movie is gritty and tender, a sorrowful meditation on the fragility of life, "Morvern Callar" is at first fierce in its grief, then robust and exhilarating, a tale of liberation.
There, among the thronging souls of men and women dead and past, he confronted his comrades of the war — Agamemnon, Achilles, Patroclus, Antilochus and Ajax — robust heroes of epic tales now reduced to unhappy shades who haunt his story.
IGN described the battle system as "a beautiful ebb and flow to each confrontation" while GameSpot considered it to be the most technical and robust system of the Tales series.
The results of the study challenge the idea that raising plasma HDL-C will reduce MI risk; it is an important cautionary tale demonstrating that robust disease biomarkers may not always be feasible as therapeutic targets.
Targets work, concludes Rick at Flip Chart Fairy Tales, in a robust discussion of their consequences for the public sector.
Retelling Chaucer in our contemporary prose necessarily is a great loss, yet so rich is Chaucer that enormous value remains in Ackroyd's robust versions of "The Canterbury Tales".
History only grows more robust when our most sacrosanct tales are challenged.
Although the efficient construction of TALEs has been established, robust functional tools to assess their functions remain lacking.
