Images of well-known and strange buildings tower over a stage-set-like hall in which panels, videos and computer displays dissect the difficulties of skyscraper construction and design, or demonstrate the intricate effects of tall buildings on a city.
Vertiginously clever crosscutting between episodes (as in Robert Altman's movie "Short Cuts") yields such intricate effects that the reader hopscotches back and forth through the novel's pages in search of missed clues.
According to our measurements, the bulk of the voltage follows a difference in pH rather than any more intricate effects.
Finally, we accurately predict the intricate effects of perturbations including TF mutations and misexpression.
In order to evaluate these intricate effects of primary motor neuronopathy on the skeletal muscle proteome, label-free MS was employed to study global alterations in the WR (wobbler) mouse model of progressive neurodegeneration.
There are many possible reasons for this, as it has intricate effects, being involved in membrane trafficking interference, chronic changes to ion channel expression, late sodium block, and has metabolites that are also active hERG inhibitors.
Interactions between mutational biases, BGC, and weak selection can have intricate effects on sequence conservation and its inference: the rate of evolution at constrained sites can actually be higher compared with neutrally evolving sites, and conservation estimates will typically depend on the orientation of selection and vary over time.
Artist Joe Hamilton's video work uses an intricate collage effect and layering technique to form digital landscapes that play around with perspective and illusion.
He wrote in both Russian and English, and his best works, including Lolita (1955), feature stylish, intricate literary effects.
There is no point fine-tuning intricate distributional effects if you end up creating a system so complicated that people cannot actually benefit from it.
