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Vlaminck made the work in 1900 and inscribed it with "19" at the lower left, completing the date by creating a visual pun of the barmaid's breasts that can be read as large 00's.

Meanwhile, Mr. Gehry invested more energy into designing a 20-story tower for a site across Flatbush that he hoped would balance his composition by creating a visual bond between the sides of the avenue.

This app allows you to organize all of your items by creating a visual inventory that you can take on the go.

The de facto solution became attempting to take attention away from the men behind the curtain by creating a visual spectacle to distract the audience.

The aim of our approach is to simplify the assessment of MGMT-immunostaining by creating a visual separation of the tumourous and non-tumourous elements.

By creating a visual key to the Fagaceae, we demonstrate the viability of our approach on one of the most difficult species groups in the southeastern USA.

Beginning by creating a coherent visual identity for each series, he then developed variations of it to reflect the content of individual titles.

The most striking exterior feature of the new architectural model is a billowing, wavelike wall of translucent glass meant to unify the Rue de Rivoli side both by referring to the original verrière roof and by creating a single visual unit that pulls the façades together.

To distinguish the look of the series from regular sitcoms, all episodes were shot on film stock and were overseen by directors with little television experience, creating a visual style more akin to advertisements; Jon Jones was nominated for a British Academy Television Craft Award for his work on the third series.

Or you could touch a toy car, and your tablet would respond by creating a variety of visual effects shooting out of the plastic vehicle. .

This concept marked one of Bowie's earliest attempts at the grander, more sophisticated videos MTV had enabled by creating a market for a visual format that was regarded as a promotional novelty.