Disruptive patterns, frequently a part of camouflage coloration, serve the function of visual disruption by forming a pattern that does not coincide with the contour and outline of the body (see photograph).
Glave's disruption of form is a powerful metaphor for the sexual, racial and geopolitical disjunctions the stories in "Whose Song?" explore.
Previous studies have shown that deletion of the C-terminal hairpin disrupts actin bundling due to a disruption in forming the actin-induced dimer.
We took the time to talk Davis and Cullors about art, and the roles they often play as disruptions and forms of therapy.
We took the time to talk Damon Davis and Patrisse Cullors-Brignac about art, and the roles they often play as disruptions and forms of therapy.
The distinction between terror and anarchy, however, is often too narrow for police officials, who are obliged to prepare for and to quell disruption in whatever form it takes.
There has been further disruption in the form Lionel Messi's outburst in which he described the Argentinian Football Association, currently in the hands of a Fifa normalisation committee as it attempts to manage the aftermath of a botched election last year, as "a disaster" as he waited for another flight.
In MRI studies, it was similarly concluded that lipid-necrotic content was a strong predictor for a new surface disruption in the form of either ulceration or fibrous cap rupture [59].
Two new points (at 0.1 and 5.0 mm ash thickness) have been added to appropriately account for new findings from laboratory work for IS1 (i.e. disruption in the form of skid resistance reduction (Blake et al. 2017a) and road marking coverage (Blake et al. 2016)).
Disruption, whatever its form, provokes consistent patterns of behavior, according to Reeve.
Sometimes disruption takes the form of alerting a person who is targeted for recruitment or influence by the foreign power.
