This heuristic program assumes that stacks originating from the same locus have approximately the same depth of coverage; for example, a true stack should have greater depth of coverage than stacks resulting from sequencing errors but less depth than stacks derived from repetitive elements.
This insight is a thread through all of her hyper-real creations, from the bread bags to more recent work adorned with overdone symbols of bondage culture: for example, a urethane stack of pancakes ribbed with piercings, and a plate of fake bacon strips shaped like the Louis Vuitton logo, linked by chain to a leather wristband.
For example, an abstract stack can act as the specification of a more concrete one that is now given a structural description in a programming language as an array.
To illustrate man's reliance on the rubber plant, for example, a row of stacked tires leads to a supersize one inscribed with rubber's multiple uses and the words: "Rubber Blubber Flounce Bounce".
Costumes and props are improvised from the limited items available in the game; Scrooge's tombstone, for example, was a stack of ingots.
The center recently had in stock, for example, a floor-to-ceiling stack of building insulation made entirely of blue denim.
For example, a popular web community, Stack Overflow, is cited as an example of crowdsourced education.
He describes, for example, a harvest with labourers stacking sheaves as miners pass by to and from shifts: "The land falls quiet, the day bending again to the crops, until darkness falls, when at the late shift-change time, new columns of men come and go under the red, low-hanging harvest moons".
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