The mostly American wine list has some uncommon selections that would be interesting to try; however, for a young, casual place there are too few selections under $30.
(Steve Smith John Cage Centennial Celebrationn (Saturday) The lively Arts at the Park series opens its fourth season with a contribution to the John Cage centenary deluge, including one especially uncommon offering: selections from Cage's "Some of 'The Harmony of Maine,' " for organist and assistants, with Paul Vasile at the console.
What makes this show so invigorating is its uncommon variety of choice selections: the beautifully atmospheric cloud paintings of Constable; the landscapes that Gainsborough liked to do, so different in feeling from his society portraits; the small, glowingly mysterious worlds created by Samuel Palmer Blakee at his very best, in works from "Jerusalem: The Emanation of the Giant Albion" (1804-20).
The wine list's tight focus on northern Italy means you'll find an uncommon depth of selections from such regions as Friuli-Venezia Giulia and the Piedmont.
The phenomenon is not uncommon, as this worldwide selection shows.
Similarly, the Pop-In@Nordstrom Holidays featuring MoMA Design Store offers a selection of uncommon gift choices that are designed (literally) to satisfy the person who has everything.
It was not uncommon to mark a selection of perforators so that a decision could be made at the time of surgery.
In fact, theoretical arguments indicate that the high diversity commonly found for self-incompatibility alleles should result from selection for uncommon alleles in pollen as it will increase pistil acceptance (De Jong and Klinkhamer 2005) suggesting a conflict over selfing rate.
Thus, these imperfect regulatory mechanisms in which promoter-less ORFs or pseudogenes are unnecessarily expressed may not be uncommon in species undergoing low selection strength, such as those under episodes of genetic drift and small population sizes.
Thus, TLR genes are substantially conserved, but episodic positive as well as transient balancing selection are not uncommon and variation segregating in populations may be of adaptive significance (Tschirren et al. 2012, 2013).
During jury selection, it is not uncommon for them to ask potential jurors about their television-watching preferences to weed out those who seem unable to separate fact from fiction.
