For he followed it with a new novel, written with all the economy and tight structure of a successful play — The Great Gatsby.
Yet it's characteristic of Ms. Driscoll's choreography that the seeming anarchy is built into a tight structure of recurrence.
The tight structure of the Cascina Francia restrained the aromas from bursting forth, while the Monfortino was lusher and richer — still better to wait another five years.
Within the tight structure of the video, in which we see the letter printed boldly on a flashcard, and hear the letter repeated so often, "C" never seems to suggest, for example, "see" or "sea". These are letters that resist being read, that by virtue of the sequence in which they are located, resonate as arbitrary phonemes, not as words.
Lupton feels that the tight structure of Caged Bird seems to crumble in Gather Together.
TCI successfully generates immunity not only with soluble proteins but also with large molecules such as particulate antigens despite the tight structure of the epidermis[9], [10], inducing mucosal and systemic immune responses as well as protection against viral infection[11], [12], [13], [14], [15], [16], [17], [18].
A looser helical monomer hairpin structure has been observed for a short NHR + loop + CHR construct in nonionic detergent but we favor the tight structure of Figure 11A.
According to Gould [ 10], lignocellulosic biomass requires a long pretreatment time, relatively harsh conditions, and a high ·OH concentration because of the relatively tight structure of lignocellulose.
Indeed, linker A shifts into a faster migrating entity, most likely due to the addition of negative charges from linker B and the staples, and/or the tight structure of the resulting SNARE bundle.
