By the end, the musical, dramatic and emotional elements have coalesced into something in which operatic modes of expression seem perfectly natural.
In non-pathogenic E. coli K-12, this signalling molecule is synthesized by 12 diguanylate cyclases (DGC, containing GGDEF domains) and degraded by 13 phosphodiesterases (PDE, containing EAL domains), which differ by their modes of expression and of activation via their N-terminal sensor domains (Jenal & Malone, 2006; Hengge, 2009; Schirmer & Jenal, 2009).
Like the journal articles in Texaco, the Articles here are not primarily "creative" works in which the mode of expression predominates over the conveyance of information.
328, 9 L.Ed.2d 405 (1963), we should be extremely slow to accept mootness doctrines which grant the State an unreviewable power to suppress modes of expression.
EVERY culture cherishes the myths and rituals by which it marks the change of seasons, and associates different times of the year with appropriate modes of expression.
Both are at heart modes of expression.
His major themes have persisted while his modes of expression have varied.
Emotions are subject to social shaping in their modes of expression in the sense that most expressions, perhaps even those that are more or less hardwired, are subject to local "display rules," which govern which emotions and which expressions are appropriate in which circumstances.
Instead, she kept searching, expanding her repertory and technique, looking for new modes of expression.
The organisation caters for different modes of expression.
Unfortunately, that emotion often gets channeled into less than savory modes of expression.
