Her high-style clothes are shown in sketches, photographs and an ingenious array of life-size cardboard cutouts dancing from the ceiling.
Instead, milestone premieres and historic stagings were evoked through meticulously recreated costumes and an ingenious array of video projections on screens and scrims that morphed from one presentation into another.
The mandatory election is one in an ingenious array of modifications that have transformed a law intended to shield the rights of workers from coercion into one whose effect is to hold those rights hostage to the employer's consent.
But there are genuine oohs and aahs elicited from the comically simple solution devised by designer Dick Bird and the puppet specialists Indefinite Articles, who knock up an ingenious array of special effects using little more than marker pens and overhead projectors.
Further, the homes that were destroyed were abandoned, empty and wired with ingenious arrays of bombs.
In The Rest Is Noise, Ross reminds us of the invention, in 1906, of "a 200‑tonne instrument called the Teleharmonium, which, by way of an ingenious if unwieldy array of alternators, broadcast arrangements of Bach, Chopin and Grieg to audiences in Teleharmonic Hall opposite the Met".
Doraemon, a chubby, perennially cheerful cat from the 22nd century, has charmed generations of Japanese fans with his teleportation powers, addiction to sweet bean pancakes and array of ingenious gadgets he uses to help his hapless schoolboy friend, Nobita.
The robotic cat from the future has attracted legions of fans at home in Japan and other countries – including China – with his teleportation powers, addiction to sweet bean pancakes and array of ingenious gadgets he uses to help his hapless schoolboy friend, Nobita.
The Aqua is a lithe debutante among the array of ingenious and improvisational river craft coming up from Iquitos, most them looking battered as antique club fighters.
Nonetheless, using an array of ingenious experiments and by combining these with simulations and new theories, detailed insights into at least the most highly populated conformational ensembles on the protein folding landscape and the transition state barriers that separate them have emerged over the recent years.
Interestingly, another practical string graph assembler, Readjoiner [ 64], which can process 115 Gbp short reads dataset in 52 GB of RAM, does not make use of compressed data structures, but its space effectiveness comes from an ingenious partitioning approach applied to the array of a relevant subset of all suffixes of all reads.
