The new aesthetic sensibility of modernity, which called for the "progressive elimination of the human, all too human elements" predominant in romantic and naturalistic production, resulted in creating an art of figures instead of an art of adventures, an art that refused solely to report the world, but that vowed to create it (Obras, 3: 355 5655–56).
On this question, too, there are two predominant theories.
It was served at just the right temperature, not too cold, and its predominant flavor was crab-perfection.
AxoN3 is targeted to punctuate nuclear structures too, arguing for a predominant role of the first RNA-binding motif (aa 76 109) for nuclear targeting (Fig. 6A4).
Here, too, thoracic level of paralysis was predominant.
The Jerbie Formation was deposited in lagoonal (back-reef and reef environment, with sign of more offshore facies too. Reef and back reef are predominant according to Bellen et al. (1959).
The pyrrole modification may be spread over the α- and β-chains of haemoglobin and it is possible that the extent of modification of haemoglobin is too low to be observed in the predominant unmodified haemoglobin pool.
Mr. Pogue also felt that the TouchPad had made its debut a year too late, as the Apple iPad had already become the predominant tablet for consumers.
Mr. Nunez hoped to get "maybe something, at least," he said, sounding the predominant theme here, and in many other places, too, these days: The everything you were counting on might be gone, but maybe some diminished part of it is still within reach.
"The predominant risk is that central banks will find themselves behind the curve, exiting too late or too slowly," it added.
