I remember being particularly influenced by e. e. cummings, by Kenneth Patchen, and by a Baudelaire prose poem I translated. |
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The Cheerleaders by e. Jean Carroll from Spin, June 2001 Welcome to Dryden. |
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After stealing 97 rare maps, serial map thief e. Forbes Smiley III was caught in the act. |
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The sword is mentioned in ancient Filipino epics, e. g., Hinilawod of the Hiligaynons. |
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The president of the Montgomery NAACP, Pullman porter e. D. Nixon, saw an opportunity. |
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It must be remembered that over distension makes contraction impossible, i. e., tympanites is paralysis just exactly according to its degree of distension. |
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In this way a passage in the Old Testament may have, or rather comprise, an apotelesmatic sense, i. e., one of after or final accomplishment. |
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The scale I2 is equicrescent, i. e., its subdivisions subtend equal angular intervals at the pivot point. |
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This woman exhibited erythrophobia, i. e., fear of red, and at the same time she believed that she was responsible for or had actually caused the death of her mother. |
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The one thing left to serve as the cause of its particularity is the fact of its yonderness, i. e., the fact that it has a particular spatial and temporal meaning. |
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Most early studies of recombination genes of E. coli employed assays of conjugational recombination. |
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These collections were assembled by Faculty Affiliate, Dr. Dave E. Walter, University of Queensland,, Australia, a well-known acarologist. |
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Food scares such as mad cow disease and E. coli contaminations have driven others to choose organics. |
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A meat processing plant in Southern California mixed ground beef tainted with E. coli with other ground beef. |
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According to the CSPI, in recent years there have been several outbreaks of both salmonella and E. coli caused by non-pasteurized juices. |
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Inadequate hand hygiene also contributes to food-related illnesses, such as salmonella and E. coli infection. |
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He was articled to the architect G. E. Street, and in 1858 worked with Rossetti, Burne-Jones, and others on the frescos in the Oxford Union. |
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The first hits obtained with the E. coli queries were used in turn to interrogate the databases. |
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Richard E. Grant is superb as the goggle-eyed, perpetually-wired, scarecrow-ish and amoral Withnail. |
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The first three pieces are an Alamo hall chair, a Thoreau writing desk, and a Robert E. Lee school desk. |
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General Robert E. Lee narrowly escaped defeat this battle and the lack of men caused him and his army to retreat back in to Virginia. |
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Of course, they are referring to salmonella, E. coli, listeria and other dangerous bacteria found in our food supply every day. |
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Mrs. E., the only gori present, intervened in her usual quiet, efficient way. |
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Annett, M., Eglinton, E., Smythe, P. were the authors of Types of dyslexia and the shift to dextrality. |
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The tepary bean has been introduced into parts of E. and W. Africa where arid conditions are suitable for it. |
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Sherpas, well known as mountain guides and porters, live in the high mountains of E. Nepal. |
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Genetic evidence has identified them as essential for thiazole biosynthesis in E. coli. |
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In 1880, Messrs W. E. Forster and Alfred Illingworth were elected MPs for Bradford. |
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Public water systems treat water with chlorine, ultraviolet light or ozone to kill E. coli. |
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In Cincinnati, due to some E. Europeans, chili served on spaghetti became the accepted form. |
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Joseph E. Stiglitz whacked a hornets' nest in 2002 with the publication of Globalization and Its Discontents. |
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The plasmid DNA was then circularized with ligase and used to transform E. coli. |
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The system, called GitHub, was also used to crowdsource expertise during the 2011 E. coli epidemic in Germany. |
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Scientists are working toward breeding farm animals that resist infection with pathogenic E. coli strains. |
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Much of the lightest verse of Rochester or Buckingham has as sharp a wit as one of E. C. Bentley's clerihews. |
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Hamilton noted that E. fuscus in northern West Virginia also preyed substantially on insect pests. |
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They are E. americanus americanus, commonly known as the redfin pickerel, and E. americanus vermiculatus, known better as the grass pickerel. |
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The development of electric organs in E. electricus happens very soon after birth. |
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Although these four orchids are scented and nectariferous, natural fruit-set was low in the wild, particularly in E. mucronata and E. aestivalis. |
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Work was under the supervision of Dr. E. Farrell, Senior Lecturer in soil mechanics and hydraulics at the University of Dublin. |
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Thus, the enzymes nicotinic acid mononucleotide adenylyltransferase and NAD synthetase are essential for growth of E. coli. |
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The most common of these is E. canariensis with the classic cactaceous habit. |
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Edge tools known that were made by J. E. Minott include axes, drawknives, and chisels. |
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Honey has superb anti-microbial and antibacterial properties that include the ability to inhibit salmonella, E. coli, shigella, and candida. |
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The relative affinity for these compounds by this photoautotroph, as indicated by these parameters were comparable to those reported for E. coli. |
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May I add a note to Kenneth E. Silver's sterling article on Picasso's ceramics? |
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That's a combination unlike any on the arctic tundra today, says Charles E. Schweger, a paleoecologist at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. |
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He found that parasitism of whiteflies by E. formosa was the same under both standard and UV-blocking films. |
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As noted above, it closely resembles the syntype pygidium of E. acadicus, and is tentatively assigned to that species. |
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One specific subgroup of coliform are fecal coliform bacteria, the most common of which is Escherichia coli, known widely as E. coli. |
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After the inaugural address by E. Vasu, writer, the participants read out their short stories. |
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In addition, certain polyacetylene constituents of Echinacea have been found to be bacteriostatic against E. coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. |
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Preliminary experiments confirmed that these antibodies only cross-reacted with proteins of an expected size in E. nindensis. |
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Its dispersal encouraged A. E. Gallatin to open his own collection to the public in New York as the Museum of Living Art. |
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For example, James Longstreet's protest to Robert E. Lee on the infeasibility of Pickett's Charge is well-known. |
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Moreover, he countermanded the orders of Major General John E. Wool as to the disposal of some of his troops. |
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Manure from factory farms has been linked to diseases such as E. coli, listeria, and cryptosporidium. |
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Although its higher taxonomy remains controversial, E. texana has been placed in the family Limnadiidae with two other genera and 15 congeners. |
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The new genes can quickly spread through an E. coli population through a process called conjugation, whereby bacteria exchange DNA directly. |
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He is, for example, an ardent apologist for Robert E. Lee, regarding him and other Confederates as American heroes. |
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The buckwheat pancakes and galettes of Brittany, and the blinis of E. Europe, can also be regarded as forms of griddle bread. |
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Bacteria most frequently cultured in this setting include anaerobes such as Clostridium species, and aerobes such as E. coli. |
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In 1986, the Press published a third work, The Oxford Spelling Dictionary, compiled by R. E. Allen, which also gives word divisions. |
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In conclusion, it should be emphasized that E. complanata is of value as a freshwater bioindicator of xenobiotic contamination. |
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Another landlocked salmon is the E. American sebago salmon, found in Sebago and other lakes and their associated rivers. |
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It should be noted that E. F. Kankrin, then the Russian minister of finance, made use of Goethe's advice to mint coins in platinum. |
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Her novels are people-centred, using anecdote and badinage, and she was early inspired by E. Welty. |
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In 1950, Claude E. Shannon published an account of symmetrical signed-digit systems, including ternary and other bases. |
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The claim that ground beef is a biohazard is bolstered with frightening tales of E. coli. |
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Thomas E. Weber trolls the boards for pilots' 10 biggest worries, from airport workers to profiling. |
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Originally conceived by author clarence E. Mulford in 1904, Hopalong was crude, rough-talking, and dangerous. |
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Other events are correlated with the stable exploration of new niches, like the acquisition of the lac operon by E. coli or pathogenicity islands by Salmonella. |
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The STEC isolates were serotyped at the E. coli Reference Center. |
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Our current efforts are directed at improving these tools for E. coli, making them widely available, and generalizing them to other microorganisms. |
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In his very readable book, Tod E. Jones examines the lasting value of the Broad Church phenomenon within the Church of England in the nineteenth century. |
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In fact, Robert E. Cray argues in his book on poor relief in New York that many rural towns erected workhouses and poorhouses before the American Revolution. |
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It has been proved scientifically that unpasteurized milk will transmit Campylobacter, brucellosis, shigellosis, E. coli, diphtheria, salmonella, listeriosis and tuberculosis. |
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Marine Corporal Howard E. Morse died October 25, 1967, in Quang Nam, South Vietnam. |
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Richard Robidoux, the project manager for E. D. Swett, Inc., said a hundred piles were driven to a depth of between 120 and 160 feet for the bridge abutments. |
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Edward E. Ericson, Jr., is a professor of English at Calvin College, and a Solzhenitsyn scholar who abridged The Gulag Archipelago in cooperation with the author. |
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Yet the book also includes pieces that repeat time-worn ideas which are little more than warmed-up versions of James E. Edmonds' comments in the British official history. |
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She had contracted a form of blood poisoning as well as an E. coli infection, a pathologist found. |
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Brendan Sullivan arrived at the E. 53rd St. offices of Harper Collins with a binder of legal documents. |
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Guts of E. levis contain copepods, detritus, and algal material. |
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Even so, there was a mystical note missing until they brought on the 87-year-old Rev. Dr. Joseph E. Lowery for the benediction. |
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Nor was it the author of the study, Dr. Patricia E. Molina, who had them laughing. |
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It's interesting how well supposed funny men John Leguizamo and Doug E. Doug fit into their roles as a depressed, lovelorn young man and his angry, militant welfare friend. |
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In 1966, George E. Vaillant, a 32 year-old psychiatrist, was put in charge of the study, and it became his lifework. |
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Anole splenocytes were phagocytically active and produced copious amounts of nitric oxide following exposure to fluorescein labeled E. coli bioparticles. |
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Dr. Robert E. Hertzog, District VII representative, supports placing a veterinarian in one of the federal agencies, given the emphasis on biosecurity and agroterrorism. |
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Back in the 1930s the sonnet had been declared dead, though it's interesting how many of E. E. Cummings's poems, when typographically regularized, turn out to be sonnets. |
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That is the question at the heart of this disquieting story from the most-talented E. Jean Carroll. |
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Illnesses caused by salmonella, shigella, E. coli, and vibrio bacteria can cause severe diarrhea and vomiting, both of which would lead to further dehydration. |
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For the Emberizinae, we used Voous for the position of Emberiza calandra, and the sister species E. schoeniclus and E. yessoensis were grouped based on information in Loskot. |
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Charles E. Skoller was a relatively junior assistant district attorney assigned to both the Moseley and Mitchell trials. |
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Not only do P. sinitsini become adults in E. symmetrica, but eggs are produced and hatch inside the daughter sporocysts, releasing free-swimming miracidia. |
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I thought Mrs. E. was one of the prettiest, nicest adults I'd ever met, and days when her teenage daughter helped out with all us little hellions were extra special. |
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At Leigh's gallery in Soho, Dr. Seuss drawings share wall space with Snoopy paintings and original production cels of Wile E. Coyote and Tom and Jerry. |
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According to a February 2014 study entitled Trolls Just Want To Have Fun conducted by Canadian doctors Erin E. Buckels, Paul. |
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To accomplish this goal, Netanyahu used a simple chart that looked like a wile E. Coyote bomb. |
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Like wile E. Coyote, they will keep running until everyone else recognizes that there is no ground beneath their feet. |
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But E. coli O157, which is found in the intestines of cattle, is still the most common. |
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High concentrations of synthetic pheromone appear to superstimulate E. flava males causing more of them to be trapped. |
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This is how the F plasmid, which forms the basis of a lot of classical E. coli genetics, is transferred from one cell to another. |
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So now we can go back to worrying about salmonella and E. coli. |
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Jeffrey E. Garten on why a milquetoast bill is the best we can hope for. |
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And Bushnell was distracted by Chuck E. Cheese, among other endeavors. |
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The only interest they have in the land arises under the will of E. J. Turnham, under which they take one half of the land. |
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Lauren E. Bohn is a 2010-2011 Fulbright fellow and multimedia journalist. |
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Fearful of missing a roll-call, Representative Charles E. Bennett has ducked out of funerals, bolted from hospital beds and defied snowstorms to get to the House chamber. |
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