| It had a dance beat with the synthesised sounds of wailing or sometimes heavy instruments. |
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| Earthy rock chords sit opposite synthesised, bass heavy riffs to create a monstrous number that will appeal on so many levels. |
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| Maybe the respective disciplines have differing aims anyway and can't be synthesised? |
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| Starting from DuP 697 the defendants also synthesised certain 3,4 disubstituted products within the claims during this investigation. |
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| Even then, the relative strengths and weaknesses of all of this information has to be synthesised into a coherent whole. |
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| Potato and tomato plants have synthesised antigens from Norwalk virus, enterotoxigenic E coli, Vibrio cholerae, and hepatitis B virus. |
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| Since all affected parties had access to the information synthesised by the consultant there was hardly any danger of backroom deal-making. |
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| It has been synthesised in thirteen brief reports and put at the disposal of all the Friars on the web-site of the Order. |
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| The oxygen escapes and the carbon and hydrogen are synthesised into a new chain-shaped compound. |
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| Medicinal chemists traditionally synthesised a handful of different molecules, submitted them for test in appropriate biological assays, and then waited for the results. |
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| The backing veers from synthesised funk to soft rock, but Pape and Cheikh are at their best singing their stirring, gently epic ballads to their own acoustic guitars. |
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| Accordingly, a series of peptides was synthesised with isosteric mutations. |
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| It is naturally synthesised by humans and herbivores by the conversion of skin sterols under the action of solar rays. |
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| The newly synthesised DNA, which may contain errors, is put into the daughter that is destined to differentiate. |
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| Only one synthesised molecule, a powder called evernyl, comes anywhere close to reproducing the oakmoss smell, she says. |
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| Fish contains essential amino acids which are not synthesised by the human body, but which are vital for cell growth. |
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| In the absence of cysteine, indole 5-6 quinone is formed and it is eumelanin that will be synthesised. |
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| This waste is made up of organic material synthesised in plants from solar power. |
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| The taurine is an amino acid synthesised by the organisation and also brought by the food. |
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| For instance, the enzymes that acetylate newly synthesised histones represent potential targets for novel anti-neoplastic agents. |
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| This type of dye is a variant of the previous ones, synthesised with thiosulphate groups. |
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| The Croatian delegation stated that there were no human voices, but only digitally synthesised sounds which replicated vocals. |
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| The biogenic silica composing the cell wall is synthesised intracellularly by the polymerisation of silicic acid monomers. |
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| An early example of what today would be labelled a 'designer drug' was LSD, which was synthesised from ergot. |
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| Since the late 1990s there has been the identification of many of these synthesised drugs. |
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| He synthesised the methods of his predecessors, as described in his eponymous work, the Han Feizi. |
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| Just a few taps on the touch pad allows the user to access and tweak synthesised or percussion-based sounds from bass guitar to snare drum. |
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| The primary pigment that determines human skin, hair and eye colour is melanin, which is synthesised by melanocytes. |
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| Their chip consists of 4,000 pads of gel, each containing a single strand of DNA synthesised in advance using so-called combinatorial chemistry. Gel-based biochips are more sensitive than those made using light. |
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| The five senses are dominated by the sixth sense, the mind, and all the consciousness and the perceptive faculty of the aspirant is synthesised in the head, and turns inward and upward. |
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| Biological surfactants: Bacteria as well as fungi, plants or other organisms in the course of the anaerobiosis of synthesised substances or substance-mixtures with surfactant properties. |
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| Glutathione is the most abundant endogenous intracellular antioxidant synthesised from the amino acids glutamate, cysteine and glycine. |
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| Once synthesised, information can be reframed, or discussed from other angles, which may reveal something new such as facts which can be agreed-upon, or the route to discovering some common ground. |
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| Vitamin D synthesis in skin reaches this maximum after 10 minutes because the reaction comes to a chemical equilibrium when pre-vitamin D begins to be converted into other compounds as quickly as it is synthesised. |
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| Also new is automatic selection of the synthesised voice based on the system language, support for verbalised links, echo by sentence and optional tutorial messages. |
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| These suggestions have been synthesised into a catalogue, which will serve as a reservoir of possible actions to be fed into the AMP process during the coming years. |
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| Anthraquinones the class of quinone employed by Dr Huskinson and Dr Marshak can be synthesised cheaply because their precursor, anthracene, is a component of crude oil. |
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| The 2-nitrotoluene is mainly synthesised by the nitration of toluene and once manufactured is largely used on-site for production of o-toluidine or 2,4-dinitrotoluene. |
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| All known vitamins can be synthesised chemically. |
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| These principles were researched, identified and synthesised. |
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| The follow-up is a continuous process from which the results have to be synthesised in an annual report which the Commission will submit each year to the management committee. |
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| The recommendations that follow are synthesised from their work. |
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| Therefore every disciple is called to repeat and relive the sentiments of the Son, which are synthesised in love, the decisive motivation of every call. |
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| The evaluation findings are analysed and synthesised into a number of statements, the detailed evaluation conclusions, which provide answers to the evaluation questions. |
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| The country findings have been synthesised through regionally based studies and discussed at regional conferences where future action plans were prepared. |
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| Oxygène's second track is just as atmospheric as the first, with its layers of synthesised sound and heavy bass shaking an audience not quite ready to let loose yet. |
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| This synthesis report is built upon the studies being synthesised and the work of all their individual author teams, reference groups, participants, informants and peer reviewers. |
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| The modern legend that follows below is synthesised from early and late hagiographical sources, omitting the more fantastical episodes. |
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| At the Drum, Ayer played a few tracks off his new Perfection album, yet to be released, in which he expands on 'my electro vibes' and synthesised music. |
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| At the request of Defence Food Research Laboratory, 14 new anacardic compounds synthesised from tetrahydroanacardol were screened for toxicity to insect and albino rats. |
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| The starting material is the castor bean and its oil derivatives, which are synthesised into monomers that form the basis of the Vestamid Terra product range. |
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| Synthesised melodies swell from ambient trickles into great, lush waves and splash over crisp breakbeats. |
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