Sentences with phrase «early passage»

Moreover, earlier passage means the effects are no longer spread out over 2018 and 2019 but fully impact the budget deficit from the start of calendar year 2018.

Römhild started with a list of verses in different versions of both the Old and New Testaments that referred to figures or ideas from earlier passages, then combed through both books for additional examples.

The footage is accompanied by a voiceover reading early passages from the first volume of Marcel Proust's Remembrance of Things Past speaking of the disorientation of waking up in the dark in the middle of the night, trying to remember in that instant who and where one is.

what most of you do nt know is they are citing earlier passages (or sura) that are peaceful written when mohammed was still struggling to found his religion.

Work on the budget continues today as more state lawmakers return to the Capitol, with an eye toward early passage, due to the looming Easter and Passover holidays.

Obtain a vial of the desired cell line from a reputable distributor such as the American Type Culture Collection and freeze as many early passage vials as possible.

For instance, MEF cells are usually made of fibroblasts from the mouse embryos at embryonic day 13.5 and only cells at early passages (p2 to p3) are used as feeders for derivation and culture of embryonic stem (ES) and iPS cells.

The authors first stably transduced freshly derived multipotent early passage hDPSCs with a PDGF - BB expression vector, generating cells that displayed heightened proliferation when compared to control hDPSCs.

Early passages provide Ms. Dickinson, and actress Cynthia Nixon, with a roundelay of able sparring partners.

Harris so slowly and subtly allows doubt to creep into Harriet's tale that it is only upon going back and rereading early passages that its roots can be traced in Harriet's own words.

So, Scott folds the anti-reform hand and plays a wild card, publicly proclaiming support for legislation granting in - state college tuition rates to undocumented immigrants, insisting it get a Senate floor vote after easy, early passage in the House.

Earlier passage of meconium (first blackish - green stool) and hence decreased intensity of normal (physiological) newborn jaundice.

From early passages (P2) to late passages (P31), they displayed homogeneous fibroblastic morphology and expressed VIMENTIN, which is considered as a fibroblast marker.

«I have always felt that the support I've drawn from those closest to me has made the decisive difference between success and failure,» she writes in an early passage about her personal journey.

This is noticeable in the early passage drawn from «The Primary Feelings» (III.2.2: see R3) now imbedded in the account of conceptual reproduction (PR 248).

In an earlier passage in Process and Reality, prior to his having given Descartes» discovery a name, but clearly having to do with the subjectivist bias, Whitehead said:

Prof. Yakubu observed that since the next polls were only 470 days away (from 3rd November, 2017), early passage of the legal framework for the conduct of elections in the country would assist the Commission in planning adequately.

For teratoma formation, 5 × 106 cells of early passage (P5) and late passage (P15) from each iPS cell line were harvested and injected intramuscularly into SCID - beige mice.

These early passages are deliberately paced and almost Terrence Malick - like: picturesque scenery and unhurried dialogue strike tones of melancholy and expectation.

These early passages are dense with activity and are frenetically paced, which is a welcome change after three films that take their time to unfold.

In its early passages, as Lars's patient - but - confused brother (Paul Schneider) and sister - in - law (Emily Mortimer) struggle to love and understand the strange man who lives in their garage, Gillespie's movie is a fascinating study in strained but affectionate domestic dynamics.

So reads an early passage in Ian McEwan's resoundingly melancholy 2007 novel «On Chesil Beach,» set mostly in 1962, which has been respectfully adapted by McEwan, acting as screenwriter, and Dominic Cooke, a renowned English theater director making his movie debut.

As a human drama about two people re-navigating the path they thought they were on when it suddenly becomes impassible, there is a lot to love about Forster and Sean Conway's («Ray Donovan») script, its early passages achieving an austere, surrealistic intimacy I was fascinated by.

Trank's excellent first film, Chronicle, and the early passages of Fantastic Four not only reveal a unique vision that comes through no matter the aesthetic framework but a thematic focus that adds moral and mortal weight to his often breathless action scenes.