Shards of melody started and stopped, awaiting fingerpicking that almost furtively sketched the harmony; a few scrapes across the fretboard implied a funk rhythm guitar; a hushed pause would be blasted by a power chord, extended by a tom-toms rumble from Mr. Blade.
In larger eukaryotes, expression of some genes is regulated by transcriptional pausing in which RNA polymerase engages a promoter, separates the strands, and produces a short transcript before stopping, awaiting a signal that restarts transcription (reviewed in Adelman and Lis 2012).
Pacing yourself might seem like a challenge, but you should -- five more stops await.
Thus, they do not include children as pedestrians going from home to the bus stop or awaiting the school bus, nor do they cover them as pedestrians departing the bus stop to their final destination.
When the train made stops, children awaiting an audience with Rowling entered her rail car at one end, and left at the other end with a signed book.
Later, on the Western Front, advancing Allied forces were so short of fuel that U.S. general George Patton's 3rd Army was forced to stop and await replenishment.
He advises Monica to speak only two sentences at a time, and then to stop and await a response from whoever it is she is talking to.
All I could do was brake, stop and await further instructions".
But if a doctor is forced to hand over his or her medical license before his hearing, which the commissioner can demand if she feels the doctor is a danger to public health, or if the doctor signs a consent order to stop practicing while awaiting a hearing, as Dr. Arbit did, those rights can be waived.
Each green leaf clings comfortably to the branch, skimming the nutrients and cleansing the air we breath, until one morning it just stops and awaits the wind that will nudge it the ground; it will take its turn in sustaining the next generation, and the next.
