On a hot day in early summer, with flowers blooming and birds swooping through the ruins, the place is utterly empty.Ani's location at one of Eurasia's nodal points, where rival civilisations either clash or co-operate, has been both a blessing and a curse.
They were a nodal point, perhaps, in a thoroughly globalised Christian world, embracing the Roman empire and much more.
The Pamir mountain area centres on the nodal orogenic uplift known as the Pamir Knot, from which several south-central Asian mountain ranges radiate, including the Hindu Kush, the Karakoram Range, the Kunlun Mountains, and the Tien Shan.
City regions that serve as nodal points for the information and network economy are becoming disembedded from the national context because their fates depend more on their international contacts than on their national ones.
In this period the nodal point was Budapest, situated in the centre of the Carpathian arc.
Depending on their origin, they are described as premature atrial contractions, premature nodal contractions, or premature ventricular contractions.
The subscript n gives a count of the number of internal zero-motion (nodal) surfaces, and l indicates the number of surface nodal lines.
The Vienna basin was a nodal point of ancient trade and military routes.
The retinal stimuli at c, d, and e in Figure 3 are appreciated as objects outside the eye, the retina is said to be projected into space, and the field of vision is thus the projection of the retina through the nodal point.
He tells listeners, in the show to be broadcast at 3pm: "We were measuring incidence of pest and disease, we were measuring inter-nodal distance, we were measuring the floriferous nature of them and that sort of thing and so the one that was grown as a control house grew really well as you'd expect.
The development was disclosed at a recent meeting organized by the Home Ministry in collaboration with the Anti-Trafficking Nodal Officers to review initiatives being used by states to tackle human trafficking.
