And technologies that aim at the "hard" end of the spectrum of play-creative tools like pianos, and information tools that engage not just the mind and the fingertips, like today's computers, but also the body and the soul-those are tools to cherish.
In short, psychomotor abilities and learning underlie some of the most fundamental human activities, contributing to the full spectrum of work, play, creativity, love, and the very survival of the individual and the species.
What came next was even better: an unaccompanied cadenza that took Mr. Rollins through the emotional spectrum of his playing, and through seemingly dozens of musical quotations.
As presented herein, Akt1, a multifaceted kinase which mediates various kinds of upstream signals to a diverse spectrum of substrates, plays multiple roles in bone cells as well as other cell types reported.
These studies show how wide the spectrum of roles played by universal stress protein families is, even within such a tight cluster as class I.
"Compared to genres that rely on, say, the dynamics of heartbroken lyrics, you can actually express a lot more emotion with electronic music; you've got the whole spectrum of frequency to play with".
In general, meat and produce provides the whole spectrum of tastes to play with.
"The Good Wife" is pretty skillful at illuminating such shades of gray, the spectrum of compromise that plays out in law firms (and in office life in general).
Given the broad spectrum of cellular roles played by this chaperone, the question arises as to whether Hsp90 global inhibition would be efficient in the treatment of OA.
I caught the show at an afternoon performance attended by groups of giggling uniformed students and the more usual silver-haired matinee set, an appropriate spectrum of ages for this play.
