Each stanza will express the main idea of the poem, and then subsequent stanzas will change one word or two.
"These rail prototypes shall be used to give an identifiable street presence for the transit system and will express the line differences," the manual says.
In this approach, viral particles engineered to carry transgenic sequences are delivered into discrete brain regions, to transduce cells that will express the transgenic products.
And while others will express the views on these issues sooner, we ourselves must come to our own bottom line patiently...
A single malt, by comparison, will express the particulars of its distillery: the local water, the specific grain, the malting, aging and blending.
When pupils see the finished work on Monday, the King principal said, she imagines that they will express the enthusiasm and joy that only children can.
In a statement it said: The delegation, expected to depart for Damascus next week, will express the solidarity of the Pope and the Synod Fathers with the entire Syrian population.
Thus, a point in the plane will have two sets of coordinates giving its position with respect to the two coordinate systems used, and a transformation will express the relationship between the coordinate systems.
Hardened New Yorkers dream of whole roasted pigs and shared soups, of udder-fresh cheeses and bowls of fruit — of a cooking that will not merely be farm based but will express the idea of the farm.
The work for Lilang, also being developed, will express the idea that "in China, business is a competitive sport," Mr. Doctoroff said, "so having your eye on the prize is as relevant in business as in an athletic competition".
