This conforms to Schiller's theory of tragedy, which turns on the hero's moral rebirth through an act of voluntary self-abnegation.
However, Susan Aslan, representing both OPO and his mother, said: "This is a very specific case which turns on its specific and unusual facts.
This is in contrast to interphase chromatin, which regulates flow between different density chromatin regions by means of a mechanism which turns on and off intermittently, generating discrete bursts of EGFP.
Under hypoxic conditions, the expression of hypoxia inducible factor (HIF-1) is increased which turns on several genes including genes that code for VEGF that promote angiogenesis to restore perfusion and normoxia in normal subjects.
VEGF, they knew, is one of many genes activated by a master switch called HIF-1, which turns on blood vessel growth in embryos and switches it off later in development.
He had never met anyone of the same name before, and he had never read Scoop, Evelyn Waugh's brilliant satire of journalism, the plot of which turns on one namesake being sent to do the other namesake's job.
There are two settings, one called farsight, which turns on when you're a metre or so away, and another to turn the display on when you stand directly in front of it ready to change something.
When one comes to trial which turns on any aspect of religious belief or representation, unbelieves among his judges are likely not to understand and are almost certain not to believe him.
There is one action, turn-on, which turns on the ignition; let's suppose that this action has no preconditions.
The revenge of the oppressed is a promising route that the director Jaume Balagueró opens up in "Sleep Tight," which turns on César's distinctly unbalanced relationship with one of the building's friendliest tenants, Clara (the attractive Marta Etura).
The plot, which turns on love betrayed, is weak.
