Sentence examples for tourist elements from inspiring English sources
The rich, who bought oil paintings like Heade's, flattered themselves that they could read literary or historical allusions into Lake George art, and so they were generally happy to be deceived by having the tourist elements omitted, historians like Professor Bedell say.
To date, the majority of reported MITEs are either Stowaway or Tourist elements that belong to the Tc1/mariner and PIF/Harbinger superfamilies, respectively [ 10- 13].
For example, we found several-fold more Stowaway and Tourist elements than a previous annotation of these elements in rice, sorghum and maize [ 22].
The tourist element may have been tainting my sample, however.
So then there is a kind of tourist element at work.
TEs have also been found to underlie stress responses in cultivated plants, for example, in sorghum, where the insertion of a MITE (Tourist) element upstream of an organic acid efflux transporter locus (AltSB) is implicated in enhanced root apex expression of the AltSB gene to confer tolerance to aluminum in soil (Magalhaes et al. 2007).
At no point, however, do I find myself defending the image which our tourist board and elements of our film industry apparently work so hard to maintain: an homogenous England of mild manners and three-piece suits; of polite conversation and deference to the landed gentry; of bad hair and bad teeth, china teapots and over-boiled carrots.
Professor Murray suggests tourists decide which elements of cathedrals are most interesting to them.
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This tourism culture has implications for the continuation and evolution of indigenous culture, as it does for the absorption of elements of tourist cultures.
Studies have shown that MITEs may originate from internal deletion of corresponding autonomous transposable elements; thus, Tourist and Stowaway MITE super-families are assumed originated from PIF/Harbinger and Tc1/mariner elements, respectively [ 5– 7].
