Such juxtapositions of source material are a common technique, and can yield muscular reconsiderations of well-trodden ground (for example, the Wooster Group's recent use of Ryan Trecartin's anarchic videos in tackling Tennessee Williams's "Vieux Carré").
The principle behind the displays is the juxtaposition of multiple sources of information so that there will be different foveal and peripheral perceptual interpretations that depend on what information the visual system extracts from the environment (similar in principle to [33][35]).
On paper, one could draw up a whole list of intelligent explanations, and of course the juxtaposition of bracingly disparate source materials has a long tradition in contemporary art.
Like the Wooster Group (Mr. Lazar has been an associate member), the company has a keen interest in the classics, and in juxtapositions of disparate source material.
The juxtaposition of a networked, open-source campaign and a historically imperial office will have profound implications and raise significant questions.
The juxtaposition of communities as a source of tension in some localities might not create an identification with "the place" because of the strength of transnational networks.
Like many other early newspapers, it offered judgments and prognostications, and was in the main a juxtaposition of rumors and announcements from various sources, presented without much unification.
Mr. Hwang acknowledged that the experience of Asians in the United States, the juxtaposition of East and West, remains a source of continuing fascination for him.
Nearby juxtaposition of the line "In God we trust", though, is the source of many American conundrums.
Also, the overlap or close juxtaposition of the abnormal signal with the surrounding normal structures and the background radiotracer activity are other source of errors affecting the quantification process significantly [5].
