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The Jam frontman and mod figurehead Paul Weller, the focus of the exhibition, has shown generations of fashion-fixated music fans that it is possible to age stylishly, all the while remaining true to a visual identity adopted in youth.

Its author, a towering figure in the academic world, died on September 13th, at the age of a hundred; more than a few remembrances attested to the mind-altering impact of his great collection of essays, which has shown generations of readers how even the most rarefied artistic creations are indivisible from social reality.

1H-NMR spectra had shown generation of no newer peaks for any oil as complex formation was a dynamic process, the included oils being in a faster exchange between the free and bound states.

As previously shown, generation of undead cells in the posterior compartment by expression of rpr and p35 using the Q system leads to non-autonomous apoptosis.

Their commercials show generations of families coming together and enjoying life together.

But Galarraga, with his immediate reaction and his forgiving words after the game, showed generations of young athletes, as well as their parents, that one need not react to adversity -- and the unfair judgment of others -- with selfish tantrums and spasms of self-pity.

Alternatively, a P3HT PCBM blend shows generation of large aggregates (Fig. 5b) reducing all performance parameters.

Reacted samples from these experiments showed generation of Ca-rich carbonates interpreted as calcites with minor siderite and magnesite.

Treatment of B. subtilis (0.24 O.D. at 590 nm) with SNBCs at a final concentration of 40 μg/ml showed generation of ROS as studied by fluorescence microscopy.

S. pombe (0.4 OD at 590 nm) when treated with SNBCs at a final concentration of 40 μg/ml also showed generation of ROS as studied by fluorescence microscopy.

E. coli cells (0.24 O.D. at 590 nm) when treated with SNBCs at a final concentration of 40 μg/ml showed generation of ROS as studied by fluorescence microscopy.