Elaborate architectural models replicate all of the institutions that Kelley ever attended; they have blank zones, which, if you apply Freud's theory of repressed memory, may represent sites of traumatic abuse.
These artists, who may not be represented by their best efforts, create blank zones in the show, walls that seem almost empty relative to what is going on around them.
The entire region is associated with gas escape features (blanking zones, columnar type gas vents, fault controlled mud/shale diapirs, large dimension gas saturated zones and pockmarks).
We have also imaged BSRs based on their special properties on the seismic sections such as (1) mimicking the seabed with reverse polarity; (2) crosscutting the layers; and (3) overlying acoustic blanking zones.
In a city in which every possible surface — above-ground and below, mobile and stationary — seems fated to become a vehicle for advertising, sidewalks remain that rare commercial-free zone: a blank canvas on which the harried pedestrian can move through crowds, head down, lost in thought.
It's a forgotten zone, a blank area on a map, an option overlooked by literally hundreds of millions of people a day.
Along the way, Nevada has seceded and is considered a kind of "free zone," a blank spot on any U.S. map, which Shriver presents as an acceptable libertarian refuge.
This technique is similar to the traditional binning technique [21], but presents the advantage of focusing on regions with high signal intensity, using fewer data points by avoiding large blank or merely noisy zones.
But no one wants to write a blank cheque for the rich euro zone.
