"My interest in portraiture has always been keen," he wrote in his 1928 essay, "for a portrait of an individual is a synthesis of the prevalent forces within the individual, and in this process there is an expansion for the creator".
Gene duplication is one of the prevalent forces leading to increased gene numbers and genome complexity in eukaryotes [ 41- 44].
The implication overall is that perturbation of neurovascular biology may be a keystone process in patients who are virally suppressed, whereas in the patients without viral suppression, brain inflammation is a more prevalent force.
E-commerce goes hand-in-hand with other kinds of internet use, and as it becomes a more prevalent force, it's natural that parents and likely merchants would like to see more ways of ensuring that kids learn to act responsibly with money online.
Additionally, in certain habitats and due to the prevalent selective forces, both the strength of CUB and the palette of translationally optimized gene products increase.
In his "Portrait of Edgard Varèse," for instance, Lachaise manifests the French modernist composer's prevalent forces in the figure's inquisitive brow and intelligent gaze.
The prevalent systems use ground-force-based vibrator control, which assumes that the amplitudes of the seismic waves are proportional to the force applied to the ground.
The compression force used for each of the prevalent screening images for these 478 women was recorded.
The mean compression force applied for all images during the prevalent screen was 102.1 N for subsequent attenders and 104.4 N for subsequent nonattenders (P = 0.263).
The core of the Egyptian deception plan was based on the prevalent Israeli mentality following their lightning-quick victory over Arab forces in the 1967 Six Day War.
