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It takes the blood, sweat, tears and physicality of his former preoccupations and goes beyond: an essay in outrage and injustice, and a visualisation of an end to tyranny.

Here, we have developed a general algorithm that provides a ranking and a visualisation of the heterogeneity in small animal positron emission tomography (PET) images.

This central square is surrounded by "normal" compartments, which are further from the bifurcation and have μ drawn from a normal distribution with mean 0.3 and variance 0.05. Figure 6 shows the distribution of μ in the system and a visualisation of the connectivity matrix, A. Fig. 6 Schematic of a system with nearest neighbour coupling.

Factorial analysis is a descriptive but very informative approach yielding a simultaneous plot of both groups of variables tested (here emotional reactions and horses characterised by their type of work) and a visualisation of their relationship.

Factorial analysis is a descriptive but very informative approach yielding a simultaneous plot of both groups of variables tested (here time spent performing stereotypies and horses characterized by their type of work) and a visualisation of their relationship.

Terms were extracted from titles and abstracts of the publications, and a visualisation of the most important terms was created.

The project "Shallow Geothermal Energy Planning, Assessment and Mapping Strategies in Central Europe (GeoPLASMA-CE)" generates a cross-national web-based platform, which provides tools to support decision making and enables a visualisation of geothermal potentials and risks of conflicts.

Figure 4 shows how the covariance of the fluctuations of MKKK and MKK-P varies with the reaction parameters, and provides a visualisation of the landscape that the optimisation algorithm must traverse.

Alternatively, anyone with direct access to a user's computer could run the application and see a visualisation of their movements.

The light show on the Cathedral (see above) incorporated a lot of physics and cosmology, including a visualisation of the distortion, or lensing, of light, caused by Dark Matter.

Mordvintsev tweaked the program so it became hypersensitive to things that weren't even there, encouraging it to find patterns in all textures and gradients, and then spit out a visualisation of whatever it was seeing.