Perkus learned to which patches of snow-scraped earth Ava craved return, a neighborhood map of invisible importances not so different, he decided, from his old paces uptown: from the magazine stand where he preferred to snag the Times, to H&H Bagels or the Jackson Hole burger mecca.
About an hour into our hike, Arseneault stopped to consult a three-ring binder that he had been carrying; it was bursting with heavily annotated maps of the invisible roads around us, each page covered with adhesive tags, mud stains, and stripes of Wite-Out.
Map of the Invisible World is a tale of two separated orphans during President Sukarno's "year of living dangerously", a time of anti-communist purges.
The Indonesian setting of his second novel, Map of the Invisible World, published four years later, marked Aw, now 41, as part of a rising generation of south-east-Asian-born writers who are remapping the region with little heed to existing national frontiers.
Mapping of previously invisible fine scale details permits the discovery of unknown functional brain properties.
PrimeSense uses a structured infrared light system to map a grid of invisible dots onto a scene.
This map is composed of invisible seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, and months which do not yet exist, culminating in the completion of a timespan we call a "year" -- and the ironic thing is, to some degree, it charts out our destiny long before we arrive at any given point.
In a post last week, Close Read looked at the way whole continents were once (and still are) invisible on maps of Olympic medal winners.
In summer 2009 a high resolution magnetic survey was executed inside the archaeological park of Egnazia (Southern Italy) for the subsurface mapping of buried features ("invisible archaeology").
We hypothesized that the combination of invisible near-infrared (NIR) fluorescent light and ex vivo injection could solve remaining problems of SLN mapping in colorectal cancer.
