Looking inward, he felt "a disconcerting mixture of nostalgia, regret, claustrophobia, emptiness, and fear"; looking forward, he saw only "a projected sequence of accomplishments stretching through the future to retirement, decline, and death".
On a screen are projected a sequence of like and unlike words and objects.
So, he pointed out the interest of the chaetognath model [ 47] and submitted a project of sequencing of their genome, in collaboration with Dr P. Pontarotti (Marseilles, France), that was accepted (2000) by the Génoscope-Centre Natwonal de Séquençage, and two posters were rapidly produced [ 48, 49].
Inspired by Herman Casler's Mutoscope (and not too far off from the Edison/Dickson's Kinetoscope), the fun device projects a sequence of images on a wheel with a hand-crank that rotates the images like a flipbook.
In a piece called "Liquid Villa," Jeremy Blake uses digital animation with sound to project a sequence of brilliantly orchestrated abstract color arrangements that become, at one point, the architectural elements of a grand villa, complete with lights and a pond, before resuming their color narrative.
Inside, the socialite Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos, peering into a quilted leather drum upon which the video artist Tabaimo had projected an animated sequence of insect torsos, said, to no one in particular, "So, is this what it feels like to be inside of a Chanel handbag?
On one hand, the performer projects a sequence of activity upon which the audience concentrates intensely.
The life cycle of a construction project consists of a sequence of steps or project phases to be completed in order to reach project goals and objectives.
This success spurred on the creation of a project to sequence the genomes of at least one individual of all extant ∼10,500 bird species.
We have also initiated a project of sequencing the Upland cotton cv.
He says there is no one "go live" moment with such a huge project, but a sequence of smaller moments—he likens it to changing the wheels on a moving vehicle.
