There's no real way of telling if the subversive joke-telling has grown more pervasive, but I did hear about one making the rounds recently whose characterization of the revolution felt like an indicator of sorts.
In his original stage directions, Williams described her as "a little woman of great but confused vitality clinging frantically to another time and place," whose characterization "must be carefully created, not copied from type".
Inevitably, anyone writing about Trump must also confront racism: in 1875, it's in the form of Clinton's servant, a freed slave named Agamemnon Jehoshaphat Washington Blox, whose characterization teeters uneasily between dialect comedy and actual empathy.
He also does a lot of staring forlornly into space, as if thinking, "Basketball… or theatre???" In fact, he's pining for Charlotte Bless, a local hussy played by Nicole Kidman, whose characterization is a cross between Anna Nicole Smith on a blowsier day and Daryl Hannah in "Blade Runner".
Similarly, studies of symbolic presentations of disability mostly interpret representations (either fictional or biographical) of individuals whose characterization is inflected by attribution of one or another impairment.
Catharanthus roseus produces monoterpene indole alkaloids via a highly elaborated biosynthetic pathway whose characterization greatly progressed with the recent expansion of transcriptomic resources.
The protein molar ratio of 2 1 Lf/β-Lg was used to form the structures, whose characterization showed that the best conditions of supramolecular structure formation occurred at pH 6.5 and at temperatures of 62.5 °C.
Hereby, we propose the existence of 4 clinical phenotypes – biomechanical, osteoporotic, metabolic and inflammatory – whose characterization would help to properly stratify patients with OA in clinical trials or studies.
Cellular processes occur within dynamic and multi-molecular compartments whose characterization requires analysis at high spatio-temporal resolution.
In this manuscript, we describe the molecular basis underlying the Vel− blood group, whose characterization required original approaches.
