On one wall was an oil portrait of himself, wearing whites, knocking a drive away to the leg side.
PCR analysis was used to further confirm the white knock-in (KI) using two pairs of primers (LF and LR, RF and RR), as indicated in Fig. 4A, to yield two positive bands of 3.2 kb and 4.2 kb (Fig. 4B).
On the other hand, in all our cases of HDR-mediated applications either by TALEN or by CRISPR/Cas9, the efficiencies seemed to be high enough for practical manipulations in the lab; even in the case of 5 kb white knock-in (Fig. 4; Table 1), the efficiency was still as high as 0.5% in F1 flies.
After 4 Nd4, White has knocked out the e5 pawn, Black's bulwark in the center.
In the distance are the two volcanoes that emerge, blue-black, from Ometepe; condensation clings to their cones, the clouds like powdery white hairpieces knocked comically askew.
Mr. Grohl in "Band on the Run" matched Wings's version scream for scream, and Mr. White carefully knocked on his guitar like the original "Mother Nature's Son".
PHILADELPHIA — His white helmet knocked askew, Pittsburgh Penguins center Sidney Crosby slowly skidded on his back toward the Philadelphia Flyers' goal, picking up snow on the seat of his pants.
George Harrison, "P2 Vatican Blues (Last Saturday Night)" (2002) In this song, of the standouts on "Brainwashed," Harrison's final (and posthumously released) album, the wry, lapsed-Catholic song recalls a trip to the Vatican and even includes a scene of a new Pope being elected ("Now how come nobody really noticed / Puff of white smoke knocked me out").
"I kicked the big white guy, knocked him into the paper machines… and then the black guy squared off and I took off my shirt and I go, 'Come on!
