Sentence examples for still expression from inspiring English sources

Given a still expression image, normalization is performed first.

A potential redemption of land and urban planning requires that the large programmes of urban renewal and social regeneration be put in context, together with a careful selection of those minor interventions that are harder to gauge and measure, but still expression of an on-going land consumption.

Still, expression of only a handful of mosquito embryonic genes has been described in Ae. aegypti or other vector mosquitoes [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14], [15], [16].

More obviously still, expression of connexin-43 was almost completely lost from cardiomyocytes in Rac1 f/f Nkx2.5-Cre embryos.

Some subfunctional partitioning of the four sets of duplicated zebrafish scn genes does exist, but there is still expression overlap across neuronal and muscle tissues [ 32].

When awkward white guys win it's a triumph of character; when graceful black guys win, it's still an expression of talent.

Here's a typical passage from one of Prado's essays, about "Words in Golden Silence": "Are they still an expression of thoughts?

The driver put the brake on, got off, lifted the bag on the bus — still no expression or words.

Still, the expression power is adequate for our workload model.

Still, the expression's popularity illustrates the power of the idea behind it.

While the resolutions can't override the federal holiday, they are still an expression of the city's intent to recognize indigenous communities, said Seattle Councilmember Kshama Sawant. .