In IR-8, a moderately tolerant variety, expression of the factor is also in-between (Fig. 2C, almost 2 fold than M-I-48 or IR-72).
"No inhabitants of a yard," Gilbert White once wrote, "seem possessed of such a variety of expression and so copious a language as common poultry".
Once again, Komsi's technique was impressive, but we could have done with a bit more variety of expression and a lot more of the words.
As a fundamental work for the automatic emotional health analysis, we present a non-linear deformation learning approach to align face images and extract feature points undergoing a variety of expression and pose variations.
It's not just a turn of phrase, a meaningless, garden-variety expression that you and I can share, for example.
"I was lucky enough to grow up speaking two languages and I have lived in other cities in the U.S., South America and Europe... .. Some people have gained exposure to other cultures and other parts of the world and learned a variety of expressions and pronunciations.
Allowing for such later elaboration, it may be said that in the Apostles' Creed there is a convenient summary of what the early church believed about Christ amid all the variety of its expression and formulation.
Plus, people will get what they want, realize that popular assumptions about sex are wrong, and that there is so much variety of gender expression and sexual desire to choose from! .
In this study, we observed the correlation change by removing the effects of large contribution bias to the variety of gene expression, and found that the large fraction of gene pairs with high correlation can have the weak functional relationship, or fragile coexpression.
Kahn was a master of the 1920's loft building, introducing variety and expression into an area usually governed by the cheapest product possible.
