Renoir directed Gabin marvelously here, precisely by using the hallmark of his cinematic style: its utter casualness or offhandedness.
A stylus that is cleverly hidden in the watchband can be used for entering text using Graffiti, the hallmark of Palm's operating system (though technically that OS belongs to Palmsource, Palm's soon-to-be-independent subsidiary).
Decreased phosphorylation of Net1 on the key negative regulatory site Ser152 was used as the hallmark of Net1 activation [15].
The expression of CK5/6 or EGFR (termed HER1 in his study) was used as the hallmark of the basal-like subtype of invasive breast cancer and was indeed associated with poor survival.
Yes, the explosives used by the Taliban increasingly bear the hallmarks of those used in Iraq.
Respect and concern for the people around us, as well as using good common sense, are the hallmarks of common courtesy.
Certainly Mr Yamamoto's process from painstakingly creating the repetitive designs, to inviting volunteers to destroy them after the exhibitions, and finally returning the salt used back to the sea bears the hallmarks of a meticulous, ritualistic expression of loss.
FRIENDLY service, low prices and meals that make rich use of vegetables are the hallmarks of Paratha Junction, a simply decorated restaurant tucked away in a strip mall in Franklin Park.
Ease of use is the hallmark of Apple, and the iTunes store, but the device-centric development teams over at 1 Infinite Loop have created an iTunes problem for Apple addicts who own a lot of different gizmos that the company has yet to fix.
Taken together, these enrichments show how DEGAS can identify a focused subnetwork that contains the hallmarks of oncogenesis using a protein interaction network coupled with gene expression data comparing tumors to matching healthy tissues.
