A critical challenge for the visualization of biological networks is to layout the network in a manner more familiar to a biologist.
How far he is an exponent of certain Bohemian - and possibly provincial - peculiarities, and whether these may be grafted on the work of the classic composers who have preceded him, or whether when his manner is more familiar than it is now the musical public will fail to experience the delight from his music which novelty at present gives it, must be left to the future to decide.
She works in a manner that is more familiar in the realm of science, finding co-conspirators at MIT and Austria's University of Innsbruck — ateliers of science, she calls them.
That places the document on more familiar footing, and in the traditional manner it becomes a series of bold proposals, made all the bolder by the knowledge that, with the party safely slumped in a comfortable minority in both houses of Congress, there's no chance they'll be acted upon for the foreseeable future, no matter who the president is.
Faust places these rituals and manners, and the more familiar ones of mass cemeteries and "sanitary commissions," against the larger background of a changing faith in family life.
Savidge said that Collins' manner had become more and more familiar during the interview, and that at several points he and Sergeant Clarke had implied that they wanted her to have sexual intercourse with them.
Under the Grassmann framework, the feature extraction and distance measurement can be integrated in a graceful manner, resulting in a simpler and more familiar algorithm.
Instead, he describes all the more familiar English traits — from a stiff upper lip to stoical humility, from good manners to a good sense of humor — as ingenious strategies for diffusing or deflecting anger.
Now that sounds more familiar, but then Kostelic is an exception to the rule -- both in her sinuous manner of finding speed on skis and in the way she developed that world-beating ability.
More familiar, certainly.
