It's not a huge step, physically or conceptually, from the small sculptures of the young Los Angeles artist Matt Johnson at Blum & Poe (a first-time exhibitor) to the Henry Moore maquettes at Lillian Heindenberg.
Nevertheless, both the origin of repetitive families and the origin of species are conceptually linked to small sub-populations.
Since then the group has produced FLUX, an annual downtown festival returning for its third year this October, as well as smaller, conceptually driven works such as SEAT, a sculpture made from 300 repurposed IKEA chairs, and Portrait of my Father.
As a result of the comparison we underline the main advantage that MetaMod brings in the implementation of modular and reusable DSLs, that is, the possibility to create smaller, more conceptually cohesive DSLs.
A smaller, but conceptually similar, group includes phenotypes that affect GO molecular functions such as binding or enzymatic activities.
Cohort 2, a smaller but conceptually more appropriate study population, consisted of Medicare beneficiaries who were linked to the heart failure registry with ICD therapy (area B) and without ICD therapy (area C).
The same rationale is adopted here: we need both breadth and depth in science to enable 'horizontal' generalization from large (experimental) studies with representative samples (e.g. randomized controlled trials); but we also need to generalize conceptually (or 'vertically') from smaller samples of rich data for us to make sense of the variation between people living in different contexts [ 20].
More perhaps wanted to avoid objections to the indivisibility of extended spirits of the kind levelled against the concept of atoms: if an atom has dimensions, however small, it is conceptually divisible, even if atomists wish to claim it is physically indivisible.
In this sense, muniscins could operate in a conceptually analogous manner to the small GTPase Arf1 activating the structurally and functionally related heterotetrameric AP-1 clathrin adaptor (Ren et al., 2013).
