Schoenberg's far-reaching musical philosophies, which were epitomized in his invention of the technique of serialism, have had a potent impact on the music of the decades following his own writing.
Following the repression of the Satsuma Rebellion, a samurai uprising in 1877, Japan again forged ahead toward political unity, but there was an increasing trend of antigovernment protest from below, which was epitomized by the Movement for People's Rights.
The Cowboys have made a habit of coming up small, writes Don Banks on SI.com, which was epitomized by receiver Dez Bryant's antics in the loss to the Ravens, Jason Cole writes on Yahoo.com.
But what we've seen over the past week is the absolute worst of Bloomberg's tendency toward favoring corporations and the well-to-do over people in need, which was epitomized, finally, in his stubborn insistence that the marathon would proceed as scheduled.
This growth in knowledge is epitomized by lysophosphatidic acid (LPA), which functions through interactions with at least six cognate G protein-coupled receptors.
An alternative grouping for presentation is epitomized by the cytochrome P450 enzymes, which essentially conduct the same enzymatic function, albeit on a very diverse range of substrates.
This view is epitomized by one prominent textbook in the field, which observes that when populations are diverged at DNA markers, adaptive divergence is likely given the isolation of the populations that creates the marker divergence.
Politically, this frustration is epitomized by the Tea Party movement.
This difficulty is epitomized in the debate over transnational citizenship.
This effort is epitomized by The Cancer Genome Atlas [ 12- 14] and its umbrella group, the International Cancer Genome Consortium [ 15].
