Another is not to show the performers at all, but to juxtapose the music with complementary visual footage, be it of pretty European lakes in the mist (in Naxos' Musical Journey series) or of the lights of a past Times Square (as an accompaniment to Paul Bowles's "Music for a Force" in the imminent Zeitgeist DVD "Night Music," devoted to works by Bowles).
Correlative microscopy utilizes complementary visual techniques that allow the experimenter to capture significant proportions of a population of cells, to identify features of interest, and to then capture high-resolution snapshots that represent bona fide cellular events.
Dual coding follows from the notion of text being accompanied by complementary visual information to enhance learning.
Regions of interest were positioned in superimposed CT and PET so as to use complementary visual information, and five (cylindrical) VOIRM (diameter 1.9 cm, height 2 cm) of a total volume of 30 mL were extracted per ldCT scan.
Evidence that functionalization has actually occurred on the SWCNT sidewalls is furnished through investigations involving several complementary techniques (visual dispersion tests, transmission electron microscopy, thermal gravimetric analysis and adsorption volumetry).
The plan isn't to just copy the desktop experience and take it online, but to make it complementary to Visual Studio.
13, 31 The volumetric analysis is complementary to visual analysis and no replacement for expert neuroradiological assessment: in the case of clear volumetric abnormalities, these will be detected by both analyses (e.g. patient 3; Figs 1d and 3 [individual volumes for this child]).
The results suggest that fiber-optic based displays can be a complementary approach for visual stimulus presentation in the MRI scanner.
The main contributions include a precise notion of choreography conformance on which verification is based as well as support for the complementary use of visual modeling (e.g. UML) and standard WS-∗ notations in composition.
Molecular based tools for detecting the presence of prey tissue in predator stomachs and scat are becoming increasingly used in marine ecology and provide an alternative or complementary approach to visual identification.
