Seen up close, it can't be read as anything but itself – a vast, breathing matrix of nets and nodes all aquiver with transcendental longing.
"You need to have physical strength, know-how and love," said Mr. Shinozuka, a rugged 43-year-old who spends his winter days wading in waist-deep frigid water to tend an extended matrix of nets where he grows his dark green crop, known as nori.
Major barriers to the distribution of genetic variation were then estimated by the Monmonier's (1973) maximum difference algorithm implemented in BARRIER version 2.2 (Manni et al. 2004), based on a matrix of the pairwise net genetic distances among sampling sites generated from DNA sequences using ARLEQUIN.
The resulting coefficient matrices are time-dependent, and skew-symmetric acceleration terms are present both as Coriolis acceleration and as a component of net stiffness.
In a way, "Bird Matrix" exists more in the realm of Jeremy Blake's moving paintings than the pure music video realm, but it also contains the DNA of net art, surrealism and video synthesis.
Coverage of "net neutrality": Tim Wu.
These findings imply that relaxin and β-estradiol selectively contribute to the degeneration of fibrocartilaginous tissue by differentially modulating MMP expression, matrix synthesis, and net matrix content.
These increases in buffer α-KG in the absence of a reduction in the matrix suggest that net production of α-KG occurred during the 20 min incubation.
Studies demonstrate that while the functional/behavioral recovery is mixed, in all cases of cABC administration following TBI or stroke, there are signs of anatomical reorganization, with degradation of the CSPG matrix, perineuronal nets, and evidence of axonal sprouting and growth [ 145– 145].
