Through a series of visual parallels so subtle they might appear incidental, the bodies of Melamed's subjects echo the spaces in which they appear.
However, although black African communities accounted for 60% of these heterosexual diagnoses, they were referred to only five brief times in a 53-page report that made them appear incidental rather than central.
All touches of the antennae to the tank appeared incidental.
Yet the killings appear almost incidental to the book's creativity.
It has often appeared almost incidental that this is a trial concerning the murder of our daughter.
This design follows from the suggestion that emotional modulation of early ERP responses may be most likely when those stimuli appear as incidental to the primary task [ 38, 39].
While it has much that is admirable, it also contains much that appears repetitive and incidental.
The fungus also lives in cave soil, which stays cool year round, and afflicting bats appears to be incidental to its main function, which is breaking down organic matter, scientists say.
This statistical significance appears to be incidental due to slight misalignments caused by the binocular matching procedure and the large sample of CRRFs obtained with global mapping (control n = 158, lesioned n = 151, Fig. 11 D, see legend).
Abruptly, each time, the narrative stops, and a new swirl of imagery appears — in watercolor, or Claymation, or a wash of finger paint — often with background music that makes the words, in a rather hurried voiceover, seem incidental.
