Oospore vitality was again strongly influenced by the incubation temperature (F4,8 = 10.15, p = 0.0032).
The raucous standing ovations that are now almost automatic on Broadway testify to something like a resurrection, as the slumped, weary bodies of theatregoers – "a community of seekers", like a congregation – are jazzed into vitality all over again.
Helped with production by fashionista Agnes B and using words ("textos") credited to J Derrida, W Benjamin, S Beckett and W Shakespeare, among others, 79-year-old JLG's avowed final work Film Socialisme was the freshest, coolest thing I saw, bursting with a new wave of anger and vitality, retooling once again the visual language of cinema.
I'll restore the vitality that gets America working again.
And who can inject Facebook with the vitality of obsessive usage data again.
In doing so, he absorbs the gods' power, thereby renewing his own vitality, before spitting them out again at nightfall.
For we have proved, once again, that the vitality of our democracy can shape the oldest of our values to the needs and obligations of today.
With programs like this, "Nightline" demonstrates once again that it's vitality is intact.
Looking over my notes on the first two seasons, the word that comes up again and again is "vitality": At its best, "Peaky Blinders" exudes lively distillations of anger and tenderness, frustration and fear.
Everywhere, the presence of people is played off against timeworn urban architecture to suggest the vitality of a country struggling to life again.
