The occasional wide-eyed tap on the shoulder followed by a squawked "FUCKIN' HELL MATE, BELTER," is about as much direct communication as you want on the dancefloor.
Sahin and Murphy (1996) used metal infiltration technique to produce SiC-coated unidirectional boron fibre-reinforced Al 2014 matrix composites, where the fibre reinforcement was in the form of wide taps made of continuous fibres placed together with titanium tape.
The TAP- and GFP-tagged strains were obtained from the proteome-wide TAP (Open Biosystems) and GFP collections (laboratory of Brenda Andrews).
Posada shifted to his right to catch it on one bounce and stretched to his left to try to tag Gonzalez, who slid wide and tapped the plate with his fingertips.
Towards understanding how PCFS4 might gain its target specificity, we identified the genome-wide PCFS4-TAP ES sites that were specifically concentrated on the genic regions (Table 1).
However, for comparative evolutionary analyses as well as for gaining insight into the development of a wide variety of TAP families, a broader approach, covering a larger set of divergent species, is necessary.
PAGE 6 Tapping Fears of Big Business John M. Perkins, the author of "Confessions of an Economic Hit Man," has found a wide audience by tapping into a sense of unease about the close ties between corporations and the government.
There's a list of popular cities for fast access, but a much wider database to tap into.
Throughout the proceeding, Ms. Caprario shook her head between heavy sighs -- her eyes wide, black heels tapping the courtroom floor -- at the prosecution's case.
But Eve (formerly called Ruby) is worth a look as an alternative for tracking everything from periods and stress to sex, with a wider community to tap for advice.
Tapping wide impatience with the pace at which the Nationalists have transformed their own secretive practices, as well as his own reputation as a tireless leader, Mr. Soong is one of the three leading contenders in a close race.
