The spacing between the merR promoter and Tn21 in pMR26 was also 19 bp, which is essential for the "twist and bend" mechanism underlying transcriptional activation (Ansari et al. 1995;Kiyono et al. 1997 Kiyono and Pan-Hou 1999a).
One issue underlying these seemingly mysterious twists and turns is a dispute involving the bakery's owners and the landlord of the six-story building whose ground floor the business occupied.
Led by the Glass veteran Dennis Russell Davies with careful attention to both its underlying pulse and its twists of temperament, the opera opens with an ominous, low murmur punctuated by sharp, syncopated percussion snaps.
The underlying cause may be a twist in a gene, or a tiny hormonal imbalance that cannot be detected with current technology.
Although the mechanisms underlying this overexpression remain unknown, Twist-1 expression has been shown to be induced in response to Wnt-1 in mouse mammary epithelial cells, suggesting that it might be regulated by Wnt signalling (Howe et al, 2003).
It can, however, safely be said that it grips, and that its strength lies in the understanding of human behaviour that underlies the unexpected twists and turns, each one of which moves from romanticism to credibility in a bracing way, so that the book's charm resembles that of a building such as Brighton Pavilion: engagingly fantastic in appearance, but structurally sound.
Dmitri Shostakovich, for example, pioneered a kind of music of double-speak, where every mood has an underlying shadow, every smile an ironic twist.
So, Twisted has some interesting underlying concepts but it definitely just wasn't, you could tell it wasn't in wide use.
Does Mount Pinatubo have any U-bends in its pipe-work and how many twists and turns are there in the conduits underlying Mount Etna's fireworks?
One of the consequences of the underlying Euclidean symmetry is that the associated eigenfunctions form irreducible representations of the shift-twist group action [ 10, 11].
