Sentence examples for human paint from inspiring English sources

The following Sunday, "On the Street," the street-fashion column that Cunningham has maintained in the Times for more than a decade, was populated entirely with New Yorkers dressed in various shades of the color — a parade of human paint chips.

Probes used were human paint chromosome 8 red (PH8RD; Chrombios GmbH, Raubling, Germany), BAC 201P10, BAC 47B11, and four PCR products that together span 4.9 kb of the DEFB2L duplication (without encompassing repeated elements) amplified using BAC 47B11 as template.

The goal of this study is for the robot to reproduce the whole procedure involved in human painting.

When you start doing that, you can deconstruct almost every human painting.

Human chromosomes 1 and 3 were hybridized as above by 3 human paints.

One hypothesis on the basis of chromosome painting with human paints was that C. argentata, C. pygmaea and C. goeldii (with Saguinus oedipus and Callithrix jacchus) shared derived chromosomal associations that define the Callitrichidae family [ 37].

We integrated our new data with already available information obtained through hybridization of human paints on chromosomes of C. argentata (2n = 44), C. pygmaea (2n = 44), C. goeldii (2n = 46 47) ([ 37] and on Saimiri sciureus (2n = 44) [ 53].

Of the 12 evolutionary breakpoints identified in the aardvark by reciprocal painting with human painting probes [ 53], seven are coincidental with regions of fragility as defined by fragile site location (1.8 bands expected if the distribution was random, p = 0.0004) (figure 1a).

Possible evidence for Neandertal art was reported a couple of years ago in the Spanish cave of El Castillo, but researchers are not sure whether Neandertals or modern humans painted a red disk on its wall 41,000 years ago right around the time that modern humans entered Europe.

The reciprocal chromosome painting data confirmed that Callimico goeldii is nested within Cebidae as previously hypothesized by Neusser et al 2001 on the basis of unidirectional painting of human chromosome paints.

When human painters paint, they're almost always using some algorithm," says Conru. "An algorithm is just a fancy way of saying rules or technique.