Cobain's extensive diaries are brought to life with Morgen's kaleidoscopic style: the drawings and scribbles move around and interweave on the screen, turned from a still page into a hallucinogenic cinematic collage by animators Stefan Nadelman and Hisko Hulsing.
Interestingly, Au-TiO2 nanocrystals can be anchored and interweaved on the surface of GOs to increase the specific surface area and improve their stability.
It is possible to see her beautiful film, rigorous and gentle, as a meditation on the interweaving of many contradictory forces.
The SBTs stress on the interweaving of contractile and sensory surfaces not only fits in with these embodied approaches but also adds new and more specific ideas concerning the basic organization of the animal sensorimotor organization and the intrinsic connection between moving and sensing here.
The genomics curriculum schedule interweaved hands-on bench work with lectures and demonstration videos.
The interweaving of references makes a sophisticated comment on America's loss of innocence.
That Plato, appearances notwithstanding, is not indulging in a god-besotted rêverie is indicated by the interweaving of the mythical description with an emphasis on methodical 'taxonomical' procedure.
Providing public health arguments in defense of particular environmental or educational policies, and recognizing that such policies can have profound effects on health, simply recognizes the complex interweaving of the multiple dimensions of human welfare.
Composed by writers in the comparative fields of psychology, art, religion, literature and comparative myth, the 350 essays reflecting on 800 images are luminous in their interweaving of fact, poetry, and myth.
This sly interweaving of the sacramental and the excremental invites extended meditation on dualities like beauty and ugliness, life and death, truth and fiction, beauty and truth.
