A search of the literature at PubMed for the term "microbiome" in the title and abstract illustrates the fast progression of microbiome science.
The Bomb and the General by Umberto Eco (illustrated by Eugenio Carmi) This book is a work of art, which I'd recommend for Carmi's abstract illustrations alone.
He's as comfortable mining the works of Edgar Allan Poe as he is exploring traditional Czech puppet theater, and as inclined to satirize the culture of soccer as he is to make an abstract film illustrating a piece by Bach.
Graphical abstract: Figure illustrates stabilization of silver nanoparticles after formation by A. elasticus stem bark extract.
For this specific scenario of investigating the StaaS model consumed by an application deployed within the consumer's infrastructure, this study envisages a bilateral CFaaS system based on the abstract model illustrated in Fig. 1.
After the exclusion of one duplicate article and 63 articles, where title and abstract obviously illustrated that the contents of the article was from a completely different field, 194 remained for a cursory full text screening.
Burlesques of pretentious architecture and décor were specialties, as were figures in haunted or jocular landscapes, often with numbers, letters, and geometric forms that wittily illustrated abstract ideas.
Mr. Del Grosso said he sought help from other math teachers, started using more visual aids to illustrate abstract concepts and even incorporated chess into math lessons.
In a misguided attempt to break up the monotonous flow of talking heads, the filmmakers have inserted oddly chosen clips from newsreels and public-domain features, meant to illustrate abstract concepts (like eavesdropping or government) while generating some low-level laughs.
While Dodgson had a special ability to capture the living personality of his child sitters, Mr. Nickel contends that he, like Oscar Gustav Rejlander and other photographers of the time, also believed that the art form should illustrate abstract ideas, like waking versus dreaming or a child's view of the world versus an adult's.
