Only last year, as she approached her 30th birthday, did Ms. Segarra confront her internalized cultural exile with the intent to reconcile the disparate strands of her identity.
We urgently need scholarship and teaching that illuminates the multiple strands of American identity and provides conceptual frameworks adequate to comprehend the broad range of viewpoints and histories that coexist and intersect within this country.
In searching for a narrative that can tie the divergent strands of European identities together in the present dilemma, there is no longer space for an idealistic, utopian account that can match the emotional resonance of the 'American dream' across the Atlantic.
Filomeno Jorge is determined to keep alive one strand of that identity.
With the founding of the Polish Association of Rationalists in 2005, as well as the staging of an atheist "coming out" march in Kraków in October 2009 (repeated to great success just two weeks ago), another strand of Polish identity is emerging.
Another strand of the identity discourse deals with roles.
She examines how the strands of Indians' diasporic identity influenced Kenya's leadership from partnering with Europeans to colonize East Africa, to collaborating with Africans to battle racial inequality.
For the clustering method, the entire metagenome was used as input to UCLUST (cluster_smallmem program, both strands, minimum identity of 98, 90 and 75%) and the number of resulting viral clusters was calculated.
This is a personal interpretation, but I wonder whether the loss of certain strands of my mother's identity was altogether a terrible thing.
The table for ESTs contains the data about the source of each EST, the sequence of EST, the alignment of strands, the identities (similarity shared with the query), the Expect value, as well as the start and stop positions of the alignment between the Arabidopsis sequence (query) and the barley EST (subject).
