Anyway, the site has recently become a bit of a viral hit, "all because of one thin-skinned author who found her work here and made a stink about it", says Shumate.
To reduce the ac loss in REBCO superconducting thin tapes, authors proposed a new method different from the conventional technique of reducing the ac loss in superconducting multifilamentary wires.
In this deceptively thin book, the authors explore the complex relationships between human history and behaviour and patterns of disease.
Recently, Littlefield and colleagues showed that overexpression of GFP-Tmod1 in chick cardiac myocytes results in shortening of thin filaments; the authors proposed that excess Tmod1 decreases the affinity between actin monomers and pointed ends, leading to monomer dissociation and filament shortening [ 42].
Being small and thin in build the author, always felt out of place in these surroundings Also he was fond of birds, which his relatives considered worthless.
He can't conceal the author's thin, brassy attitudes: this screenwriter is out to show that everybody is corrupt, that everybody uses everybody, and so on.
The South African-born author -- thin, birdlike, with narrow eyes -- said that he had vowed never to accept another lecture invitation but had made an exception to honor Mr. Silver, who is co-founder and co-editor of The New York Review of Books.
In Hester Velmans's translation, you can practically hear the creak of its author's thin, querulous voice warning against hiring Germans as shipbuilders (due to their "lumpish skills" and tendency to "bark out orders harshly, in the military manner") and muttering against the infiltration of spies from the Hanseatic League.
The director, Jerry Schatzberg, can make viewers feel the beauty and excitement of everyday grit, and he makes the script (by David Freeman) look and play better than it deserves to, but he can't give it conviction, rootedness — he can't conceal the author's thin, brassy attitude.
