In a new series, titled Sgr A*, the artist uses fine-detailed painting techniques to laboriously create huge depictions of space and its constellations.
Detail was created laboriously with fine brushes of hair from live squirrels, luster achieved from burnishing the surface, which also bonded pigment layers to the support (2 ).
He created soundtracks by laboriously copying musical excerpts onto cassettes and then synchronizing his cues with a stopwatch.
"Today such tools use tracking-protection lists that need to be created manually and laboriously, and suffer from significant false positives as well as false negatives.
Nearly everything you see on stage is created collaboratively – in the early years laboriously observed and notated from rehearsals, these days captured by a small video camera.
She then laboriously analyzed the tapes, creating vast databases comparing the behavior of parents and children in both two- and single-parent families.
Works like Ships to India (1947), with its stereotyped story of misunderstood youth, or Port of Call (1948), in which the reasons for an attempted suicide are laboriously examined, have almost nothing in common with the great works their author later created.
Social signals are gaining value as feature sets and hardware mature, as we harvest our laboriously-created investments in individual and virtual spheres of influence.
Reliable quantitative analysis of gene expression levels requires a procedure to obtain absolute calibration, which can be accomplished either by creating defined concentrations of synthetic cDNA for each gene, or less laboriously by performing digital PCR on the original cDNA sample [6].
To film just a few seconds of one scene, the animators laboriously give their characters subtle movements, shifting everything from the lips to the limbs to create detailed facial expressions and realistic body movements.
