Sentence examples for striking fidelity from inspiring English sources
This is especially true of fellow Republicans like Nikki Haley of South Carolina, Christine O'Donnell of Delaware and Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota, who appear to be following Ms. Palin's style cues with striking fidelity.
An artist who likes explore, wander and camp her way through remote places, Klein records the landscape and its features with striking fidelity.
We find that extant models can predict average observed sheep blood δ18O values with striking fidelity, but predict a pattern of seasonal variation exactly opposite of that observed in our population for which water input variation was controlled and the effect of physiology was more directly observed.
That, he said, is, "Fidelity, fidelity, fidelity".
It is also striking that genetic screens have never identified fidelity mutations in domain 3, which is also proposed to interact with aa-tRNA.
In contrast, in certain other bacteria such as Escherichia coli and Sinorhizobium meliloti, ybeY is not essential but its loss sensitizes cells to a wide variety of physiologically diverse stresses and causes striking defects that affect ribosome activity, translational fidelity and ribosome assembly [ 20- 22].
Even more striking is the large decrease in hpol κ fidelity observed when Mn2+ is substituted for Mg2+.
To me, the retention of fidelity in nucleic acid-based processes is the most striking.
Once he has become interested in a girl, he sticks to her with the fidelity of a reigning diva's impresario — applauding her triumphs, developing her most striking characteristics, and observing by the hour her personality quirks and her mannerisms, both when she is moving about and when she is in repose.
Two striking revivals last week – of Henrik Ibsen's Little Eyolf and Harold Pinter's The Homecoming – bring up again the rumbling question of the level of fidelity that an old text can demand from directors and designers.
