In "L'Equivoco," it was sung by Silvia Tro Santafè, whose sound bordered on the brassy, with a nice firm chest voice and a strong, shining top.
Mechanisms for translational "silencing" of pseudogene transcripts included the lack of both translational start codons and strong Shine-Dalgarno (SD) sequences.
The "silencing" of these transcripts was found to be associated with: 1) the lack of a strong Shine-Dalgarno (SD), ribosomal binding site, in the 5'-UTR of the majority of these genes; 2) the lack of traditional translational start codons; 3) the presence of multiple in-frame stop codons; and 4) high Ka/Ks ratios indicating low functionality of putative protein products.
To keep rolling, Chrysler must keep its truck business reasonably strong and shine with Jeeps and new cars.
Craig Emonds of The South End stated that while "every song has potential to do well and is quite likable, Pink's vocals are strong and shine particularly in the ballad 'Glitter In The Air'".
Timothy Spall Now approaching national treasure status, this actor has survived leukaemia and his good, strong heart shines through everything he does – including navigating his boat around Britain in the company of his wife Shane.
In "The Pancake Woman" (circa 1626) by Jan Van De Velde strong light shines on the face of a woman who, though she looks like a hag, is making children happy.
As they race past I feel suddenly worse, as though the harsh contrast in speed has stripped away the belief that I was feeling strong, has shone glaring headlights on the folly of my efforts.
On days when the light is strong, it shines through a ribbon of colored glass that surrounds the central dome, throwing luminous patterns, almost as vivid as the trunks of the sealing wax palms that grow in vibrant shades of scarlet, orange and yellow.
More importantly, his game is easily strong enough to shine in reduced Olympic company.
But maybe I will take a cue from Pantene, after all, and "shine strong" by saying that I think their ad is garbage.
