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We addressed this issue by introducing a visual tool and novel data mining tasks, based on a compact representation of real-world news events.

In 1996, the State Supreme Court affirmed the university's right to build, although the next year, the F.C.C. ruled that the tower had an adverse effect on the garden by "introducing an obtrusive visual element" to its landscape.

In this condition VE is modified by introducing a harmonic rotation of the visual scene FRVIS (θvis) with the same frequency and amplitude of the previous K condition.

Knowing that a global temporal context might influence perceived interval duration (Jones & McAuley, 2005), we created experimental conditions in which we manipulated the likeliness of crossmodal grouping of auditory and visual stimuli by introducing a global context that promoted intramodal grouping of auditory stimulus elements instead (Experiment 5).

Festival organizers praised Mr. Woo, whose films include "Mission: Impossible II" and "Face/Off," for his revitalization of action films by "introducing an extreme stylization close to visual art, both in Asia and in Hollywood".

This visual screen was initiated by introducing an LSM1 -GFP:: NatMX construct to the ts collection using high-throughput strain construction (Tong et al. 2001).

You can introduce a visual cue that there is a new slide by adding creative transitions to your slide show if your slide show features a lot of similar slides in layout and graphics.

It is ironic, of course, that both these events introduce a visual aspect to a drama originally conceived for radio.

This paper introduces a visual feedback control method for a multiple degree of freedom mechanical system driven by wires.

Eckmann et al. [1] introduced a visual method to investigate such recurrences.

Gradually, the complexity of the display was increased by introducing additional visual elements (a coloured background, coloured ellipse segments and a single large alphanumeric character).