UNITED STATES: We Listen For You Seamonster – Normandy Landscape The music of Seamonster is a slow-moving invasion of simple yet powerful movements of sonic exploration that ultimately transports the listener to another world.
The rhythmic back-and-forth movements of the whiskers during exploration are largely driven by the intrinsic muscles.
Regarding the first prediction, movements of dispersers and explorers should share similar triggering factors: if explorations are dispersal attempts or preludes to dispersal, we would expect the date of departure for explorations to overlap with that of realized dispersal events, and for exploration rates to be biased toward males given that natal dispersal rates are male-biased.
Incorporation of different control parameters in basic movement equation results in balancing of exploration and exploitation of search space.
Next Wave of Fine Artists We will follow this emergence and the brilliant young artists on the horizon, who have taken the benefits of recent decades of exploration of movement and are using this expanded language and broadened technique to speak to the audience, and guide society forward with their vision.
Had Rattle conveyed the full weight of this gargantuan, six-movement Nietzschean exploration of the ontological all?
The site, whose name is a nod to the NYC transit system and inspired by the idea of movement and exploration, has profiled a slew of fashionable and creative global citizens including fashion designer Nanette Lepore, West Elm's creative director Vanessa Holden, Reformation's Brianna Lance and the team at Nasty Girl -- just to name a few.
In "The Modern Mind," in 2001, Watson gives an account of the growth of Surrealism in art, identifying the movement not only as a form of exploration but as a site of resistance: But above all, taking their lead from dreams and the unconscious, their work showed a deliberate rejection of reason.
This paper expands on recent findings that link dynamic patterns of striatal activity with patterns of movement and exploration in wild-type and transgenic mice (R6/2) that model Huntington disease (HD), a fatally inherited neurological condition.
As the subjects were instructed to avoid further finger movements (ie, exploration) after the enclosure of the polystyrene balls, they had to focus their attention to the perceived size differences, which is directly linked to the degree of flexion of the finger joints.
