At one point Mr. Scott's electronic score fragments lyrics from a recording by Donny Hathaway, "A Song for You".
We also developed a computer program for simulating the electrophoretic gel pattern of the electronic PCR amplified fragments.
By having chosen a symmetric interaction potential, the mDC total energy becomes 1where EA is the electronic energy of fragment A with NA electrons and atom positions RA under the influence of the external potential p = ∂ Einter R, q)/∂ q, and Einter is the total interfragment interaction energy computed from the atomic multipole moments q.
At present, notes on patients are often still held on paper; electronic information is fragmented in locally based systems, and there is a great deal of duplication.
As on the album, his compositions proposed a whorl of luminous dissonance and off-kilter propulsion, suggesting trace fragments of electronic dance music.
These substances include transition elements that is, elements with unfilled inner electronic shells free radicals (molecular fragments), metals, and various paramagnetic defects and impurity centres.
The emotional climate was well captured in the variously colored fragments - electronic zither for the "Main Title," hootchy-kootchy belly dance at "A Visit to the Sheik", melancholy cello and violin dialogue at "The Wailing Wall," plaintive oboe for "The Holocaust," and an uplifting "Kaddish for the Six Million" sung by the Ford Festival Choir.
Voices seem to fracture and fragment, in electronic layers of shouts and whispers.
Electronic music today has fragmented into dozens of subgenres, and when combined with hip-hop it can range from appalling Pitbull remixes of Daft Punk songs, to the vibrant beat scene genre-mashing at Los Angeles' Low End Theory club.
So, the work-around for the Fourth Amendment is as follows: NSA collects massive amounts of data on foreigners, often by hoovering up every fragment of electronic stuff flowing around the U.S. it can.
