Their distinctive display behavior — the jumps and breaches that delight whale watchers — and their breathtaking "singing" have made them favorites of wildlife enthusiasts around the world.
Since then, she has been giving lunches in the magazine's living room and dining room suite, which features an original Grandma Moses painting and a display of distinctive glass rolling pins from the turn of the last century.
It reshapes conventional ideas about the athletic body and expertise of the athletic trainer and also explores the history of the Olympic Games and other major Greek athletic festivals, portraying them as distinctive venues for the display of knowledge.
Rogers is 80 this month, and his life and career are being celebrated in an exhibition at the Royal Academy entitled Inside Out, a nod to the distinctive, and once shocking, display of the Pompidou Centre's plumbing and lift systems on the exterior of the building.
Another feature of this method was the display of the distinctive force signature for a nucleosome, allowing for robust identification of the nucleosome structure.
By the mid-century onwards they have a display of knitted items, alongside a distinctive blue, synthetic smock top.
Epidemic curves of the outbreaks on the 'America' (figure 2), 'Garrow' (figure 3) and 'Roslin Castle' (figure 4) display distinctive clusters of measles cases.
As shown in Figure 2 event-specific (A), element-specific (B), construct-specific (C) and taxon-specific (D) methods display distinctive patterns of PCR amplification predictions in the different datasets: Event-specific methods produced a single amplicons for each retrieved record, thus in a 1 1 relationship, as they target regions that are unique in each record.
A popular addition in 2008 was Northern Lights, a spectacular display of coloured-light artwork projected onto Adelaide's distinctive architecture.
