There's a good chance that attendees will encounter one of the following: a largely empty exhibit space, populated by several dejected artists, a few junior City Council members and some sweaty cheese cubes; mass hysteria, a police presence and flaming piles of artwork; or a cheerful, civic-minded mix of local politicians, artists and people who love art and politics.
He hid his eyes, for as they swept across the broken expanse of empty exhibits, they began to tear up.
Since bats' discrimination of feeders differing in their likelihood of being empty exhibits the same distance and magnitude effects described above (Nachev and Winter, unpubl)., variance-sensitive foraging behavior can also result in non-profitable choices.
How did California's most radical light-and-space artist, who once exhibited an empty gallery in Venice as a work of art, come to design those much-loved Getty Gardens?
The Arte Poverachiks followed a decade in which Yves Klein exhibited an empty gallery as art, Piero Manzoni offered cans of his excrement as sculpture, Lucio Fontana made paintings by slashing or punching holes in the canvas and Robert Rauschenberg sent a telegram to his Paris art dealer, Iris Clert, announcing, "This is art if I say so".
Gastric emptying exhibits a substantial interindividual variation in health, is frequently abnormally delayed in patients with long-standing diabetes, and is a major determinant of postprandial glycemia and the secretion of the incretin hormones GIP and GLP-1.
As shown in Fig. 2B, chk1::ura4 cells expressing the wild-type protein (pChk1) exhibit a decrease in SI whereas cells with an empty vector (pSP1) do not.
Relative to cells transfected with an empty vector, cells expressing a high level of USP9x-HA exhibited an increased staining intensity for AGS3 (Fig. 3C).
In a rabbit defect model, the groups treated with PLCL scaffolds exhibited significantly enhanced cartilage regeneration compared to groups harboring an empty control or PLGA scaffolds.
