At the beginning of the show, a Dutch map of Africa from the late 16th century depicts the continent divided up among European countries into a mosaic with different colored boundaries.
Everything on David Korins's impish set — map, globe, window, flower box, screen, chair — moves and talks, but this cocoon of visual excitement lacks any sense of a world beyond its Easter-egg-colored boundaries.
Shows steamboat lines; countries bordering the Mediterranean with colored politcal boundaries; roads, railroads, caravan routes, etc.; relief show by hachuring.
The solid circular boundary (colored red) represents the visual range of the display at the center.
Multitude systems modeled with the support of fractional calculus also demonstrate fractional dynamical conduct such as viscoelastic systems [4, 5], colored noise [6], boundary layer effects in ducts and electromagnetic waves [7].
(D ) Linear representation of the Dna2 domains and their boundaries; colored as in (A).
In recent years, the fractional differential equations have been used in various fields such as colored noise, electromagnetic waves, boundary layer effects in ducts, viscoelastic mechanics, diffusion processes, and so on [1 5].
Black vertical lines indicate peak integration boundaries, and colored peaks represent the different transitions (i.e. peptide fragments) collected.
The wings had been stripped away from the wide black-box theatre at N.Y.L.A., and the only décor was an array of short colored strips marking the boundaries of the stage: T's upstage and down, an X in the center, and four strips marking the outer edges — in effect, large-scale versions of the bits of tape that are typically used to orient dancers.
These two colored areas represent safeguard boundaries, probably promoting the learning of guarding reflexes and behaviors in normal conditions.
