The result is an uncertain or shaky foundation for material assembly and tissue growth, where changes in the scaffold properties and architecture result in unpredictable behaviors in tissue development, and proven, reliable scaffolds for one tissue type may be completely unsuitable for another.
Lenny Abrahamson is the man behind the inevitable big screen adaption, and while the film boasts exemplary performances, it fails to register on a level as profound as its source due to its director's sometimes shaky grip on the material.
The deeper "Ricky" plunges into allegory, the shakier its grasp of the material.
BBC executives and politicians all know the commercial competition argument is built on shaky ground; there is plenty of available material which explains the economics of advertising on the web.
The sad truth is that EA, like Activision Blizzard before it, might not suffer that much material hurt from SimCity's shaky launch, despite the outraged protest of frustrated Amazon reviewers.
Whether or not this was true – as a material analysis it's a little shaky – his faction became the cynosure for the resulting spasms of state-sponsored paranoia.
The one structurally shaky moment comes in the transition back to the opening material; the switch feels abrupt, as if a tempo-changing gesture has gone missing.
It perhaps required such an old, confident hand to embrace the material with such shameless joy, and after a shaky start, it becomes irresistible.
Without such material, Facebook's new pillar will be built on a shaky foundation.
At the tail end of his career, he got shaky exactly because his taste got, or was made, shaky; when he had good material — as in the tragically underrated album that Bob Gaudio wrote for him, "Watertown" — he was almost as good as ever.
