The piece shares an austere, meditative thingfulness with Uglow, and angles toward the same paradox: a vivid sense of form, of mass and presence, constructed from a set of lines and planes that are not at all shy about their flatness.
We compute the signed distance of each representative point in the plot of Figure 3 from a set of lines, identified by the values of their slope and intercept (see Section 2).
In 1961, 13-year-old Salman was only too willing to leave his hometown, Bombay, for boarding school in England, where he was lonely and unpopular, and on to Cambridge, where, as a history student, he first learned about the "satanic verses," a set of lines expunged from the Koran.
A cross-section of age groups set off from the start line, from gap year students to retirees.
Finally, we identified two events that were present in only one line from a set of monozygotic lines (Table S6 and, e.g., red boxes in Figure 5A).
Five maize inbred lines A305, A634, B85, SD102 and W59E were randomly chosen from a set of 513 lines of the Wisconsin Diverse population [ 19].
The most affecting of its several appearances in this program was in "How Slow the Wind" (2001), a setting of lines from Emily Dickinson poems, inspired by the death of a friend.
The final piece was Barraqué's "Chant Après Chant" (Song After Song), a setting of lines from Broch's novel and a startling evocation of death and decay.
The official stressed that President Karzai had not wavered from a set of "red lines" for reconciliation and reintegration, and that they include requirements that militants accept the Afghan constitution as they lay down their arms and adhere to a broad series of human rights rules.
From a set of 19 lines we employed a full diallel design with reciprocal crosses [ 34, 45].
A second, complementary resource is Mu-Illumina (Williams-Carrier et al. 2010), which is a catalog of Mu insertions from a smaller set of lines.
