When I did stay in the pilgrims' hostels, I felt a great distance between myself and the others, as if a giant wall had been erected, with me on one side and the rest of the world faintly visible but untouchable on the other.
As shown in Figure 3, the variation within PC2 in the loading plot was due to the marker volatiles that accounted for the differences between PT and the others as observed in the scores plot.
We witnessed as children the squabbling between Atari, Microsoft, Amiga, and all the others as they beat the raw metal of computing technology into a shape the world could use.
Betweenness centrality measures the extent to which a vertex lies on the paths between the others and, as a consequence, the extent to which the node influences the information flow in the network [ 78].
They play small, careful, gentle and arranged music, and then they play big, noisy, gestural and improvised music, flicking between one and the other as if those two dispositions were connected back at the riverhead.
They found, however, that while none of their prosopagnosiac subjects could recognise the faces in the series well, they could distinguish between the other repeated pictures as easily as people without prosopagnosia could.
This is because everything is always at the border, in the intermediate world between the self and the other, as Silvano Tagliagambe, philosopher and epistemologist of design, argues in this inaugural issue (Tagliagambe 2014).
The relationship between the other rhythmic events as, vt, pe, and pr and states AS, VT, PE, and PR is similar.
Part of the impetus, said Tupper W. Thomas, administrator of Prospect Park in Brooklyn, was the sharp contrast between Central Park and the other parks, as well as the cumulative effects of deep budget cuts.
We discuss the differences between HOPE and the other frameworks, as well as future extensions of its capabilities.
