And what a milieu it makes, with its compound of openness and stealth.
"Most of these characters, no matter what their milieu, have no real concept of the world," he said.
And Frankie J has plenty in common with that singer — schooled in R&B but not beholden to it, a light but assertive vocal tone and style agnosticism that allows him to sound comfortable no matter what the milieu.
Physiologic conditions cannot be duplicated in the laboratory because no one knows formally what the milieu of Aβ is in its different locations (for example, intracellularly in the cytosol or in a specific organelle, or extracellularly in CSF, plasma, saliva, and so on).
But she pours considerable research into each part, believing that an internalized knowledge of how her character would speak and move — and of what sort of milieu her character inhabits — will come through.
"Boricua's Bond" -- the title evokes Puerto Rican solidarity -- aspires to do for its milieu what "Mean Streets" did for Little Italy or "Do the Right Thing" for Bedford-Stuyvesant.
Too much time is spent on the gimmickry – songs, snacks, punch and participatory dancing – and not nearly enough on establishing detailed characters or where (loosely, London's Afro-Caribbean community), when and in what particular social milieu the play is operating.
But he wasn't sure into whose uterus (and into what epoch and milieu) he wanted to jettison the musical genius.
It is unknown what effect the milieu of quit attempts has upon the chances of achieving abstinence.
Enclosed within host cell membranes, amastigotes can be transferred from cell to cell without full exposure to the extracellular milieu, what represents an important strategy developed by the parasite to evade host immune system.
