But if I lived in New York City, I think I would this year because Google, Verizon, Reuters, and R/GA are teaming up to take over the largest displays on Times Square to allow for a giant Google Search by voice experiment/Droid advertisement.
It will be presented in a museum-like exhibition layout -- a non-segregated and fluid format -- for a dynamic quality of display as well as to allow for the presentation of art in context.
Anything resembling a linear narrative of the famine has been studiously avoided, to allow for a display of quotations, homilies, and data recitations, deliberately jumbled, so that George Pataki shares wall space with Tocqueville (nice for the Governor).
Rugs are often grouped in a traditional arrangement, partly to allow for simultaneous display; the carpet's size and shape are determined by the intended place within that arrangement.
This program is specifically designed to allow for the display of multiple regions of similarity between query and hit sequences which can be identified by BLAST, and has the additional benefit of handling single and batch query datasets.
BLAST [ 26] was integrated with datasets containing mitochondrial gene sequences and hexapod taxonomy information, and tRNAscan-SE (Version 1.23) [ 27] and mFold (Version 3.2) [ 28] were embedded to allow for the display and comparison of secondary structures of tRNAs and anticodon sequences.
To allow for a bigger display, the company had to make the Watch slightly larger.
Co-founder and CEO Matthias Metternich says a tile-based design gives more visual interest to the layout and allows more flexibility in how content is displayed and linked to, allowing for multimedia content to be more easily injected.
They squeezed their tiny operation into a defunct Monterey Park bakery, rearranging the display cases to allow more space for tables and chairs.
The purpose of the improved display was to allow the tester to compensate for incidental off-axis loading and allow the tester to more precisely control the amount of force on the subjects' knees.
