Example excerpts from Watson's biography provide further evidence for how visualization practices were applied in the context of the discovery of DNA (Table 1).
Figure 5 Example excerpt processed with Alg2.
For example, an excerpt from "The Naked and the Dead," which was written in the late forties, is closely followed by an excerpt from the 1991 novel "Harlot's Ghost," which is set a few years later, at the beginning of the Cold War.
In the project's other prong, musicians will upload auditions from a prescribed list — for trumpeters, for example, an excerpt from the Haydn Concerto — for judging by a jury that Google says will include musicians from major orchestras like the Berlin Philharmonic and the London Symphony.
He doesn't, for example, include excerpts from the campy sing-along version of the "The Sound of Music" on film.
For example: Read excerpts from a 1967 speech by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and explain how he used evidence, reasoning and/or stylistic elements to support his argument that American involvement in the Vietnam War was unjust.
The example is excerpted from a lengthy post to the discussion (originally 34 sentences), in which each orthographically signalled paragraph of the text makes separate arguments that are nevertheless interrelated, and thus many of the attitudinal meanings of the piece are dependent on their location in logogenetic text-time.
The novel poses as a pastiche of invented documents as many popular 19th century novels did (Bram Stoker's "Dracula," for example), with excerpts from letters, an unfinished memoir and journal entries.
The problem, in short, is not that Reply All pulls content from digital channels (I have tapped these channels myself – for example, publishing an excerpt from Felix Salmon's blog as part of a Letters to the Public Editor column in September).
Here, for example, is an excerpt from "Live Witness," a noirish comedy from 1993 about the relationship between a pair of television news co-anchors: 1: People wonder if we see each other socially 2: Do they?
