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The most fascinating example of this occurs in the finale, after the film breaks into Cinemascope in response to Picasso's offscreen request for a bigger canvas.
One of the most fascinating examples of the pressure on the BBC occurred at a dinner at Belfast's Culloden hotel in November 1976 when corporation executives were treated to a series of hostile speeches from several critics.
One of the most fascinating examples of such structures is negative-index metamaterials (NIMs).
"The formation of living structures such as the bridges is one of the most fascinating examples of the collective capabilities of ant colonies," says Simon Garnier, a complex systems scientist with the New Jersey Institute of Technology, who was not involved with this study.
Working as a research news writer for an Israeli news site and university has connected me to some of the most fascinating examples of Mother Nature's helping hand.
One of the most fascinating examples of biological pigmentation is the variation in the colourful appearance of avian eggshells (Figure 1).
One of the most fascinating examples of parasite-induced host manipulation is that of hairworms, first, because they induce a spectacular "suicide" water-seeking behavior in their terrestrial insect hosts and, second, because the emergence of the parasite is not lethal per se for the host that can live several months following parasite release.
Two of the most fascinating films in this year's program, for example, had slipped into all but complete obscurity before an intrepid scholar tracked them down.
Few examples survive from before the eighteenth century, but some of the most fascinating are from that time.
And while the question may seem inconsequential, many have found that the picture serves as a fascinating example of the interplay of human biology and perception – constructs that make up some of the most studied fields of brain science.
