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Meanings of mimetics in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "pantomime"
Examples for "pantomime"
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The English excel in pantomime as much as the French in comedy.
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Pandemonium, closely followed by pantomime five minutes later at the other end.
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He played the pantomime villain role perfectly and made millions doing it.
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You're the spell-makers' children who were supposed to come to my pantomime!
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But this guy had taken the pantomime to an entirely different level.
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In theatrical circles, respect for this 63-year-old dancer-mime-actor-choreographer-director has reached critical mass.
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Photo: Gaumont Monsieur Chocolat plays to the French obsession with traditional mime.
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The objects of the mime's attentions clearly did not appreciate his act.
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He has no signature post-goal mime conveying support for a bespoke charity.
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Absolutely refuse to engage with him if he doesn't mime jovially along.
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Would that cool you off? She looked toward the ceiling, miming innocence.
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Nobody is being cheated or swindled if the idols in question are miming.
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She remembers vividly going into the garden afterwards and miming all the action.
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By now, Frampton was miming something spasmodically to a new pedestrian.
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I see the sock as a sort of chorus, miming a get-over-yourself critique.
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He was accosted, however, by the mime artist Little John Nee, dressed as a moving statue.
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Sometimes he's mistaken for a spray-painted mime artist.
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He then worked with Lindsey Kemp, mime artist and theatre director, honing some skills in non-verbal expression.
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Photo: Criterion Tati started out in show business as a vaudeville comedian and mime artist in the years before WWII.
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This comic and mime artist is one of three New Zealand artists taking part in the Sydney Festival in January.
Usage of mimetics in anglès
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Our discussion will hopefully help guide further study of these interesting mimetics.
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HBMs are versatile membrane mimetics that show promising results in sensor technology.
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Ghrelin mimetics may be useful in the treatment of estrogen-dependent breast cancer.
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Background: Acute pulmonary edema may be induced by beta 2-mimetics used for tocolysis.
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This suggests that lynx1-mimetics may have potential for treatment of asthma and COPD.
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This distinct metabolic feature places TNF-a among the rare insulin mimetics of human origin.
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Furthermore, the impaired cognitive performance of diabetic mice was significantly reversed by GLP-1 mimetics.
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This may be representative of difficulties in producing structural and functional mimetics by retro-inverso schemes.
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We have developed biologically active small exocyclic peptide mimetics that disable apoptotic functions of Fas.
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We have proposed that development of small molecule mimetics of neurotrophins might serve to overcome these limitations.
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Several dual or triple combinations of BH3 mimetics were highly synergistic in restoring killing of CLL cells.
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Caloric restriction mimetics (CRMs) are emerging as potential therapeutic agents for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases.
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Screening of in silico databases containing non-peptide, small molecules has identified a number of candidate NGF domain mimetics.
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We also have used this biosensor system to characterize CD4 mimetics, obtained by peptide synthesis in miniprotein scaffolds.
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A successful structure-based design and synthesis of a class of highly potent conformationally constrained Smac mimetics is described.
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Caloric restriction mimetics (CRMs) are compounds that mimic the biochemical and functional effects of caloric restriction.
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