What makes a movie slow isn't the pace of its physical action but the speed of its ideas, and what weighs down the depiction of the impassioned events of "Mudbound" is their merely illustrative function.
Art as propaganda for science: Certainly, the most commonly used (and misused) function where the illustrative function of art is used to communicate science.
Some aspects also reveal a hierarchy within this relationship: Art as propaganda for science: Certainly, the most commonly used (and misused) function where the illustrative function of art is used to communicate science.
Sounds that would likely cause offense in other musical contexts are made acceptable by their illustrative function.
An illustrative function is the variance of bicluster's values.
For the sake of reference, the Es concatenation is embedded in the software library provided with this report, and is retrieved when using the illustrative function paper_fig(4), which reproduces Figure 4 (this function can be used to reproduce the other three figures too, see Methods).
Illustrative reaction functions are depicted in Fig. 2 a, which exhibits a continuum of Nash equilibria, i.e. N M C,S =N M C,D for (0le N_{MC,D} le N_{MC}^).
The most significantly enriched functions of selected gene modules are shown in Figure 1 for illustrative purpose.
Modernist painting unveiled the nature of painting itself, for example, while modernist sculpture revealed the means by which art related to space; both rejected demands that art serve decorative or illustrative or sentimental functions.
Likewise, the new simple geometric buttons aren't immediately illustrative of their functions, with the exception of the triangle, which does in fact resemble a back arrow.
