The adaptation conventionalises the novels' non-linear narrative, while retaining their panoramic sweep, meaning that no characters dominate throughout, although Jaffrey is powerful as the Nawab of Mirat.
There are also changes to Ryu's crouching heavy sweep range, meaning the old "jumping heavy kick into low heavy kick" staple often fails, leaving you open to be punished.
They see the big industrial states bordering the Great Lakes as particularly promising territory: they are aiming for "red sweeps" in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, meaning control of both chambers of the state legislature and the governorship.
Selection targeting a microsatellite may affect linked sequence diversity in a fundamentally different manner than posited by the canonical model of selective sweeps (Maynard Smith 1976), meaning that standard genomic scans will fail to detect these targets of selection.
Then came Rick Santorum's sweep in Missouri, Colorado and Minnesota – meaning that the frontrunner had actually lost five of the first eight primaries and caucuses, four of them to Santorum and one to Newt Gingrich.
Scottish nationalists swept aside Labour, meaning that Scotland, which voted just last year to stay in the United Kingdom, will send just three representatives of major British parties to parliament and be all but shut out of the cabinet.
Earlier in the day Edna Kiplagat had led home a similar sweep in the marathon, meaning that Kenya won all six medals on offer on day one.
A dozen World Series — including the past five — have been sweeps or five-game blowouts, meaning the D.H. was the least of the losing team's worries.
The report highlights the "serious missed opportunity" to test new treatments and vaccines as the outbreak swept through Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia, meaning that effective therapies were not available until the crisis was nearly over.
Manager Mike Scioscia went with the "it is what it is" meaning of the sweep.
