Heidi Levitt, a casting director, points to "Sex, Lies, and Videotape" as a later example "of voyeuristic and raw filmmaking" that lets everyone into the film casting process, since most of us are on-camera anyway.
"African Cultural Myth" (1994), a striking profile outline of an African woman, composed of these bits and pieces applied to a white wall is a later example of this technique and is on show here.
A later example: "Pirates Of The Caribbean," which riffs on early 20th century pirate movies.
Figure 1 The graph of CLS { Γ 4 ( A ), Γ 5 ( A ∗ ), 2 } R 2. We can easily illustrate this problem by means of Figure 1in a later Example 4.3 in which the corners of the courtyard Γ areindicated by the points A 1, A 2, A 3 and A 4, while the light poles are indicated by A 1 ∗, A 2 ∗, A 3 ∗, A 4 ∗ and A 5 ∗, respectively.
The Encyclopédie française is an even later example of this form, and, as Samuel Taylor Coleridge planned it, the Encyclopaedia Metropolitana could have proved the supreme example of this type of treatment.
In particular it has been assumed that Newton's so-called "rotating bucket experiment", together with the later example of a pair of globes connected by a chord and revolving about their center of gravity, is supposed to argue, or provide evidence for, the existence of true, or absolute, motion.
A better known, but much later, example of such engagements is the Buddhist work, Milinda-pañho (Questions of King Milinda) and Kathā-vatthu (Points of controversy).
From the results overview page, one can link to a 'Candidate sites' webpage containing Jalview applets, which enable a richer analysis of the sequence alignments and candidate lynchpin phosphosites (see later example of the PAK kinases).
The pairing is inspired, but the final gallery, with a few later examples of Krasner's calligraphic swoops and Lewis's sfumato clouds, leaves you hungry for proper retrospectives of each.
Wooden carvings of specific deities, dating to the late 19th and early 20th centuries around Bahia, may reflect later examples of a now-vanished colonial tradition that was permitted by the more religiously tolerant Portuguese but later was stamped out by the more conservative Spaniards.
In the 4th century ad vellum or parchment as a material and the codex as a form became dominant, although there are later examples of rolls, and papyrus was occasionally used for official documents until the 10th century.
