360 is a portmanteau film, a daisy chain of interrelated lives; the title promises a panoptic view.
"Transatlanticism," from 2003, the band's fourth studio album for the indie label Barsuk, featured a panoptic new lushness that connected the band with many new fans.
His ideal was a Panoptic universe, where all in the world would believe themselves to be constantly observed, listened to, and monitored.
The new philosopher, Rancière writes, is a "Pangloss", an adventurer in "social seismology", a "panoptic thinker", a "traveller without luggage" – which might describe not only the Bernard-Henri Lévy of today but many of our own commentators.
If his accomplishment shades too often into grating self-satisfaction, it's a small price to pay for such a panoptic view of a hospital, a city and a profession.
We provide a panoptic view of the task offloading problem by identifying the variable parameters in the offloading ecosystem, present offloading solutions that adapt to these parameters, and point out the associated improvements in Quality of Experience of users.
Individuals can persist in beliefs that are (from a panoptic perspective) less well supported than others on this view, if the totality of available evidence (or empirical data) is not available to them, or when their favored theory accounts for phenomena not accounted for other theories, even when those may have a greater quantity of empirical successes.
Unless, of course, WiFi eventually becomes a panoptic tool.
Stanley produced a 'Panoptic Stereoscope' in 1855, which was financially successful.
The predominance of neutrophils in the liquid obtained was confirmed by microscopic analysis with glass slides stained with a panoptic dye.
The erythrograms are analyzed using flow cytometry and absorbance of an automatic hematological analyzer (ABX Pentra DF120 Horiba brand) calibrated daily, and are complemented with a microscopic reading of smears stained with a panoptic dye to morphologically study of the cells.
