"Especially," he says, "to the blonde!" He finds travel-focused stories like these "inspiring" because "a woman immersed in a landscape offers an array of contrasting sketches".
The Independent gave Debut a favorable review noting that Björk had "fashioned an amazing array of contrasting arrangements, whose musical diversity never interferes with their clarity of vision".
Joyce is best known for Ulysses (1922), a landmark work in which the episodes of Homer's Odyssey are paralleled in an array of contrasting literary styles, perhaps most prominent among these the stream of consciousness technique he utilized.
In rodents, microCT, high-field MRI, and an array of contrast, luminescent and fluorescent bio-imaging methods have been developed (for reviews, see [ 95– 95]).
The strength of MRI compared with other imaging modalities (CT, positron emission tomography) resides in its potential to provide a vast array of different image contrasts (T1, T2, diffusion-weighted, flow-weighted, magnetisation transfer, chemical exchange saturation transfer, etc).
Google's often confusing array of businesses, by contrast, are powered by a powerful keyword advertising business disguised as a search engine.
So tracking down a particular Rembrandt portrait, or all five Vermeers, or a compare-and-contrast array of floral still lifes, requires some footwork.
(a) Topography and (b) MFM image of the array of nanowires (frequency shift contrast 11 Hz).
Furthermore, a multi-taxa approach including a wide array of organism groups with contrasting habitat affiliations, results in a more comprehensive understanding of the requirements of red-listed forest species and necessitate a more focused approach to conservation planning.
Although this strain collection is not necessarily representative of all strains circulating in the country, our results suggest that, similar to other high TB-burden countries (e.g. [6], [44], [45]), Brazil has a highly restricted array of strain lineages, in contrast to European or North American regions (e.g. [13], [16], [46]).
