Macy noted this fragmentary quality and its effect on memory—and since many of these fragments are from Nik's Chronicles, their relationship with the truth is questionable.
Macy noted this fragmentary quality and its effect on memory — and since many of these fragments are from Nik's Chronicles, their relationship with the truth is questionable.
While the previous sets included mainly alignments of shared, structured domains, the reference set described here focuses on (i) subfamily specific features, (ii) motifs in disordered regions, (iii) the effect of fragmentary or otherwise erroneous sequences on MSA quality.
In view of the fragmentary data on the effects of ovariectomy on AT mass and distribution in rats, our goal here was to provide an improved platform for the use of ovariectomy as a rodent model of menopause in obesity research.
Habeas hearings all but ground to a stop in October 2011 after the Justice Department won a complex case against a Yemeni detainee, Adnan Latif, that in effect gave even fragmentary government intelligence reports on detainees the presumption of truth.
He ranges from big themes (time, space, isolation, silence and fear) to the smallest of anxieties – "the silence of the unsent text message", for example – with a relentlessness that reminds one sometimes of Geoff Dyer's omnivorous musings on photography, and at other times of Walter Benjamin, who had a similar habit of fragmentary musing that had the effect of obscuring a bigger project.
As an experiment, we found a fragmentary scenario to understand the effect of agent support.
The effect is more oblique and fragmentary, like actual consciousness.
With lavish sound effects but only the most fragmentary dialogue in several languages, "Tuvalu," which opens today at the Village East Second Avenuee at 12th Street, East Village), might be described as a silent film with sound.
