Albeit every human epithelial interface has its own battles to fight, the intestinal tract provides an exceptionally striking situation.
A lively correspondence between the two brothers, spiced with verses, might serve to delineate the striking differences in their situations, and cast a reciprocal light on the poetry and the prairies.
The surprising fact is that F is related to U by a simple rule and, in some sense, it arises from U. One of the striking features of adjoint situations is precisely the fact that fundamental mathematical and logical constructions arise out of given and often elementary functors.
This result is in striking contrast with most situations of increased cycling presented in the literature (reviewed in Pietras et al., 2011) that cause impaired HSC function.
In contrast to the situations of striking rural change associated with increases in population density shown in Figure 1, these six studies (see Table 1) focussed on areas, often largely urban, without recent known population increase, but with a high level, and diversity of origin, of 'migrants' (persons resident elsewhere a year before, a standard census item).
The situation whereby similar syndromes are caused by many different infectious agents bears a striking similarity with the situation of environmental exposure to chemical agents because many different agents or mixtures can produce a similar syndrome.
What made L.V.M.'s situation so striking wasn't just that he was in detention for questionable reasons but that it was O.R.R. that was holding him.
In a striking parallel with the situation in Treece, whose last two inhabitants are Della and Tim Busby, Geamana, too, has what are apparently a last pair of holdouts, an elderly couple named Ana and Victor Praţa.
In a striking reversal of the situation in England, the Scottish Tories are also setting themselves up as the champions of directly elected mayors, or "provosts", arguing that Scots should be free to choose such a council leader.
There's a curious and striking analogy with the situation of Cuban-Americans, whose politics until quite recently were dominated by the generation that fled Castro's revolution and were grimly determined to see his regime overthrown.
"The striking thing about that situation is that it would never happen today," says Phillips.
