If the progenote genome was made of modules yet to be assembled into functional units, introns would have played an essential role in the formation of early genes by exon shuffling [[ 56] and references therein]; indeed, the gene-protein structure correlation postulated by the exon shuffling theory appears stronger in the subset of introns that are most likely to be ancient [ 56].
Outside, the Damascus streets are silent, except for the shuffling of those woken early by the intense morning heat.
This was a shuffle of 74 officers.
The big Detroit shuffle of 2005.
Oh, and the Truffle Shuffle, of course.
It's a celebration of a city, which begins with a William Blake lookalike shuffling through the early verses of 'Jerusalem' and finding that it has no end, and which closes with dark screens lit by tiny lights.
In "Nostalgia" Mr. Fast puts aside his early shuffling of documentary and fictional styles and goes, especially in Part 3, for an organic flow.
We would then put the story in the stack of earlier stories, often shuffling their priority.
She also seems to have abandoned, or at least greatly modified, the loose, shuffling, "matter-of-fact" body to which, in earlier years, she was so annoyingly faithful.
He darts around, moving a 1796 Napoleon cognac (€26,000) a millimetre to the left and a 1789 Courvoisier & Curlier (€49,000) a millimetre to the right or shuffling early-19th-century bottles of AE Dor cognac, as if for the simple pleasure of touching them.
