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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"cycle plays"”.
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Capturing dynamics of marine inorganic carbon fluxes from diurnal to decadal timescales
The marine carbon cycle plays an important role in regulating Earth’s climate. The vastness of the open ocean and the large variability in the coastal ocean provide obstacles to accurately quantify storage and transport of inorganic carbon within marine ecosystems and between marine and other earth …
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Glutamine Antagonism and Its Utlity [sic] as a Therapeutic Modality in Cancer
… is important in cancer as it fuels the TCA cycle, plays a role in redox homeostasis, and contributes to the production of nucleotides, amino acids, and lipids for survival, making glutamine metabolism a promising target in cancer therapy. The work outlined in this dissertation focuses on …
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Capturing dynamics of inorganic carbon fluxes from diurnal to decadal timescales
The marine carbon cycle plays an important role in regulating Earth's climate. The vastness of the open ocean and the large variability in the coastal ocean provide obstacles to accurately quantify storage and transport of inorganic carbon within marine ecosystems and between marine and other earth …
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"""Painting with faces"": The casting director in American theatre, cinema, and television"
… production practices (particularly the medieval cycle plays, the English early modern theatres, and the American stock companies), I contend that those who took on the functions of proto-casting director were, contrary to today’s perception of the casting director as “below-the-line” labor, …
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Love and Drede: Religious Fear in Middle English
… accessed generic context, that of later medieval cycle drama, to engage in readings of Christ’s Gethsemane fear in the ‘Agony in the Garden’ episodes. The N-Town, Chester, Towneley and York plays articulate complex and variant theological ideas about Christ’s fearful affectivity as a site of …