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The remarkable progress in Markov chain Monte Carlo techniques has opened new vistas for the application of the Bayesian paradigm.

As I see it, there are two ways that studying abroad has opened new vistas on my future.

And the country's fast-growing Internet has opened new vistas of copyright piracy, as it has in the United States and elsewhere.

A year later, in "Keep Cool, Man: The Negro Rejection of Jazz," he wrote, just as despairingly, that the Negro's contact with white society has opened new vistas, new ideals in his imagination, and these he defends by repression, freezing up against the desire to be white, to have normal social intercourse with whites, to behave like them. . . .

The advent of massively parallel DNA sequencers has opened new vistas on cancer genomics.

This marriage has opened new vistas for biomedical applications that require spectroscopic information with good spatial resolution and identification of intra-cellular components under physiological conditions.

For explorers like Roman Dial, a mathematics and biology professor at Alaska Pacific University in Anchorage, pack rafts have opened new vistas.

The techniques have opened new vistas in the study of biomolecules, says John Yates, a mass spectrometrist at the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, California.

Their work is informed by the premise that digital technologies have opened new vistas for accessing and conceptualizing our robust embodied contact with the sensory environments in which we live.

In summary, the advances in AKI epidemiology that have been seen in the past decade have opened new vistas that we can explore for new diagnostic makers and new therapies.

In the modern cinema, a director is born with the making of a paradigm-shifting first feature; in the classical cinema, already-notable directors burst the limits of their earlier work as great as it may have been and opened new vistas for themselves and for others.