A characteristic feature of colonization with B. pilosicoli is the intimate end-on or "polar" attachment of spirochete cells to the luminal surface of colonic and rectal epithelial cells, in a condition called "intestinal spirochetosis" or "colonic spirochetosis" [1].
This time around, jazz pianist Diana Krall is at the helm for an album designed to emphasise the more intimate end of Streisand's talents.
Martin Raiser, World Bank Country Director for Brazil, emphasized the intimate link between ending poverty and tackling climate change during the opening panel: "Our own research shows us that without concerted action, climate change could push 100 million more people into poverty by 2030".
In the end, the intimate writing process yielded a story that, while not representative of his and Mann's relationship event-wise, Apatow considers "emotionally completely true".
The kitchen, at the far end of the intimate 48-seat room, has a low dividing wall, and the two noted chefs — Tom Costello, also the owner, and Neal Ferguson — spend most of their time facing the dining area.
But I'm glad it's a condition that no longer means the end of the intimate side of a partnership".
As it turned out, all I ended was the intimate part of our relationship and our living together.
TO THE END OF JUNE: The Intimate Life of American Foster Care, by Cris Beam.
Eat the world!" "To the End of June: The Intimate Life of American Foster Care," by Cris Beam (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt), out August 13th.
The intimate grid, lying at the opposite end of the mediascape, is the repository of all that's hip and different.
At the end of "Vultures," the intimate back-and-forth between Mr. Mayer and the guitarist David Ryan Harris, who is black — each with head bowed toward the other — played like an absolution, the night's most emotional moment.
