He was surrounded by jazz musicians and small constellations of Christmas lights.
However, there are other, considerably small constellations of nucleases, such as the classical recBCD operon encoding repair proteins, some restriction-modification systems, and, perhaps, others that are still poorly understood and deserve investigation.
Until recently, the irrational impulse has been identified with a small constellation of designers.
One is when the observed practice easily stands alone or involves just a small constellation of supporting behaviors.
He returned again and again to a small constellation of subjects: mirrors and glass, shadows and silhouettes, reflection, blur, fog, rain, snow, doors, buses, cars, fedoras.
The single mother's park has a small constellation of trees and plenty of open vistas, so that mom can keep an eye on her children.
The Nomos calibre, assembled almost entirely from hundreds of minuscule parts made in Germany, is a riot of sunburst decoration, tempered blue screws, and a small constellation of rubies.
The title is accurate as far as it goes, but Wilbur Mr. Sivess) is only the most floridly despairing character in this oddly charming movie about a small constellation of lonely, taciturn Scots.
The "they," in that case, were House Republicans who had rolled out a bill that alienated not just the conservative groups but the AARP, the AMA and a small constellation of retirement and insurance coalitions.
A pixelated image of the tiny glittering speck is routed through a small constellation of satellites, through a ground station in central Australia, parsed through an operations centre in the United States, and bounced back again to the reaper drone wheeling two miles above.
The French astronomer Nicolas Louis de Lacaille, in his Coelum Australe Stelliferum ("Star Catalog of the Southern Sky," 1763), broke up Argo Navis into the smaller constellations of Carina, Puppis, and Vela.
