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There, Proclus explains that the seemingly irregular movements of the planets ought not to be explained by means of Ptolemy's complicated theory of excentric spheres and epicycles, but are rather due to the fact that the planets are moved by intelligent souls which express in the movements of their bodies "the invisible powers of the Forms" (232.1 4).

In the back are Christian protesters, with signs which express in various ways the idea that America trusts only one God, the Christian one.

cry-GAL4/UAS-Shaw flies, which express in fewer clock neurons compared to tim-GAL4 (LNv, LNd, 4 DN1 and 2 DN3's) maintain rhythmic behavior (Figure 3C).

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Cancer-testis (CT) antigens, which express in a wide range of different cancer types but not in normal tissues except for testis, ovary and placenta, are considered as tumour-specific shared antigens (Scanlan et al, 2002a).

D. purpurea mlncR7 exhibited opposite expression patterns with mlncR8, which expressed in plantlets but not in the analyzed tissues of one-year-old plants.

Three lines expressing Gal4 were used: ptc-Gal4, which expresses in the A compartment with greatest expression levels in a stripe along the compartment border; en-Gal4, which expresses in the P compartment; and C765-Gal4, which expresses in most wing disc cells.

Indeterminate 1 (is1) is one of them, which expresses in leaf but induces flowering in the shoot meristem.

The third conserved quantity (H_{2}) is obtained by an action principle, which expressed in terms of a velocity potential [2].

Expression analysis showed that FaesAP3 was transcribed only in developing stamens, and differed from AP3 and DEF, which expressed in developing petals and stamens.