Yet this highly emotional novella also interrogates the nature of narrative itself: Susan's story is framed as a play, with a narrator who relates the drama thirdhand.
The work of the New York-based Oforcexamplerexemplifiesarch, for example, exemplifies the ways in which data visualisation can be used as much to interrogate the nature of digital networks – see their Specimen Box project, a prototype tool that tracks real-time botnet activity – as it can to reveal new insights into human ones.
We have used this new vector in conjunction with biochemical and proteomics techniques to interrogate the nature of the interactions detected in the yeast two-hybrid screen and have identified new dependency networks and clues to the hierarchical nature of these interactions.
After cleaning the data and checking for duplicates we explored the descriptive statistics to interrogate the nature of the data.
Thus, the blood analysis with the multiple mtDNA end-points proposed in the current study may provide a simple and sensitive test to interrogate the nature and extent of systemic oxidative stress for a broad spectrum of clinical investigations.
In his final work, F for Fake, Orson Welles evolves a charming history of art forgery into a groundbreaking metadocumentary, interrogating both the nature of truth in cinema and authenticity itself.
A police spokesman refused to give further details, saying that the prisoners were being interrogated about the nature of their plan and their roles within the Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist network.
It is so because multipolarity as we are using it has not been able to interrogate sufficiently the nature of states and their actions.
She was kept there for 25 minutes while she was interrogated about the nature of her and Papatheodoropoulos's relationship, including their sex life.
