We used sidestream dark field imaging to record video clips of the human microcirculation in 16 patients undergoing routine CPB for cardiac surgery.
It's a neverending clip of a human face with eyes that function as the clock's "hands," each pointing to an area of the clock that represents a number.
And as with Syria Speaks, Kaan also brings in other voices; samples of activists speaking during protests and interviews creep in and out of the mix, the most chilling of which is a clip of abducted human rights lawyer and activist Razan Zeitouneh responding to a question about concerns for her safety with the words, "I am not afraid for myself anymore.
'Well it is, and of course Congress has continued to sign off on these Patriot Acts that continue to clip the wings of human rights,' said Adams, adding that poets, novelists and musicians with left-wing leanings are often watched, including, he said, the American composer Aaron Copland, who was 'hounded' all his life.
Twitter claims that the clip was chosen because of "human error".
GXGD-type diaspartyl intramembrane proteases are arguably the most relevant i-CLiPs from the perspective of human biology and health [8], [9].
Gene editing can even clip the HIV virus out of human cells in the laboratory.
The grievances are compounded by a growing realization within Turkey's democratic opposition that unless Erdogan's wings are clipped now, the steady erosion of human rights, freedom of the press, and basic civil liberties will be hastened by a regime no longer constrained by any checks and balances.
The so far existing datasets include video clips and human annotations of the most significant visual actions, since they only deal with visual interestingness.
They're manicured artifacts, from which the essential spectacle of human effort has been clipped away.
