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This Danish Sound Artist Makes Experimental Work With A Hip Hop Producer's Mentality.

To date, no link has been described between FlbB and pH response or with the regulator of this response in Anidu, PacC [60], however, the possibility that DNA binding could be modulated through one or both of these mechanisms makes experimental work to confirm or refute these hypotheses quite compelling.

The common presence of indels (including TEs, small gaps and tandem repeats) and IIAHs, as reported in this study, makes experimental work labor-intensive by virtue of the additional time and money required to isolate alleles and optimize PCR amplification and sequencing.

Mr. Parker puts his finger on the paradox of risk-taking art when he declares that "you can't make experimental work by copying past work".

Sebastian said Belgarian was cited "for her prolific, engaging and surprising body of work, her deep engagement with different communities, her dedication to continuing to make experimental work outside the canaon, and her risk taking in both music and life with no separation between these two spheres.

It had made experimental work with animals central to its programme.

Wild bees are rarely studied in this expanding modern habitat, making experimental work evaluating the pollination behavior of native bees in urban landscapes particularly timely.

For about as long as video synthesis has been an art form, Denise Gallant has been making experimental audiovisual works for installations, music videos, and live performances.

There he made experimental shorts and admired Stan Brakhage and Peter Kubelka, whose works amount to a master course in sensual color and disparate editing.

The faculty was also really into arty films, so it was all about making experimental type work.

As a member of the L.A. Rebellion group of Black filmmakers, Caldwell has made stunning experimental works, including I & I: An African Allegory (1977) a reflection on the essential connections between all people, inspired by Ayi Kwei Armah's novel Two Thousand Seasons.