The e-book reshuffles the non-linear book further and creates new combinations of panels, making new connections.
Kushner's non-linear book focuses on a relationship while giving us a kaleidoscopic portrait of a community.
(For those looking for something a little more linear, the book concludes with a timeline featuring never-before-seen personal images).
Of course, linear media – books, films, television programmes – can be enthralling and demanding, they can make us thoughtful and angry.
For this work — the subject of his 1963 book, "Linear Partial Differential Operators" — Dr. Hormander in 1962 received the Fields Medal, often called the Nobel Prize of mathematics.
Leavenworth draws connections between portraits, still-lives, and landscapes in a poetic way that I'm sure will benefit from the linear structure a book provides.
Ultrasonography of the lungs was performed with an 8 MHz linear scanner (LOGIQ™ Book XP, Fa. GE Medical Systems, Chalfont St. Giles, Great Britain) in lateral position.
Though her custom-made libraries are ordered by the linear foot, individual books here sell mostly in the $75-to-$75-to-$75-to-$300h is was I wastickingng to the theoretical.
Visual literacy once seemed like a liberating concept -- a release from the musty weight of history, books, linear thinking and the print tradition that McLuhan had consigned to history's dustbin.
