Sentences with phrase «rearrangements after»

For the iron law of progress is that its cost necessitates the radical disordering of nature as we received it, and its rearrangement after the image of our perceived interests.

The game at the Emirates was fantastic, and though very disappointed to concede from a set piece again, though, the rearrangement after MD was carried off surely did not help.

Not exact matches

Long after the earth is gone Hagadabini will help our awareness grow as one through many rearrangements of the clusters of human thought.

After the break some Slavic wisdom and a minor rearrangement of personnel and it was a different game.

After enriching for CTCs, the researchers analyzed the samples for ALK rearrangements and for an increase in the number of copies of the ALK gene.

During such hybridisation events, and after other genetic disruptions suffered by plants, such as damage to chromosomes by radiation, there are extensive rearrangements of plant DNA (Gorbunova and Levy 1999, Shirley and others 1992).

To quantify the energy change, siderite's spin transition was examined using highly sensitive spectroscopic techniques at pressures ranging from zero to about 711,000 times normal atmospheric pressure (72 gigapascals), and also revealed by a visible color change after the transition, indicating rearrangement of electrons.

In the thymus, expression of CD4 and CD8 varies during T cell maturation, such that cells initially do not express CD4 or CD8 (double negative [DN]-RRB- after arriving to the thymus, then express both CD4 and CD8 (double positive [DP]-RRB- after TCR rearrangement, and finally downregulate either CD4 or CD8 to generate mature single - positive cells that exit into the periphery.

Our results suggest a sorting mechanism by which an increased cell bond tension guides the rearrangement of cells after cell division to maintain straight and sharp compartment boundaries.

After many rearrangements and adjustments, I ended up with this.

Not long after arriving in the summer 2013, Merrill embarked on an organizational evaluation which included the rearrangement of Central Office staff, and a renewed trust in building principals to grow their own school communities.

After the first half of the unit we began thinking about how certain kinds of approaches such as exaggeration, simplification, and rearrangement of certain elements, can be ways of utilizing abstraction.

This room has gone through three rearrangements in the past five months, but today I wanted to share the most current version, after we added a reading chair, her Christmas gift of a play kitchen, and a toy bin.

And if you're after the crème de la crème of bathroom renovations, with custom finishes (stone replacements for tile, for example), interior structural rearrangement, and new doors and windows, the cost will, of course, be higher than a «cosmetics only» renovation or similar renovation with lower - end finishes.