In a nutshell, think of a more animated version of the dancing fountains outside of the Bellagio Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.
Organized by Joseph Chang, the show is a modern history in a nutshell of this most revered of Chinese art forms.
In a nutshell of the Bayesian framework, our method can be extended and some of the model assumptions can be relaxed, to allow for more modeling flexibility.
In Mumbai, itself a neat nutshell of India's extremes, this image is served on a platter: the shiny towers that rise from a sprawl of squalid slums, the two inevitably "jostling for space" in globalising India.
Distance 5.5 miles (7.8km) Classification Moderate Duration 2 hours 45 minutes Begins The stable block, Killerton OS grid reference SS976001 Walk in a nutshell A figure-of-eight-shaped ramble through some fabulously picturesque Devon countryside.
Anacardic acid is a bioactive phytochemical found in the nutshell of Anacardium occidentale.
In plants, Berkovich [ 11] counted the number of seeds inside the nutshell of almonds and determined that pairs, that is, two seeds inside a nutshell, occurred in about 1 in 16 cases, which corresponds to (1/2).
In a nutshell A tunnel of changing coloured lights leads to a gallery where dry ice billows, waves bounce, mist flows and materials are tested at the Chemical Bar.
Starting from a known insertion site represented by flanking k-mers (L, R), the module performs de novo assembly to attempt to reconstruct the inserted sequence between L and R. In a nutshell, a graph of contigs is constructed by performing breadth-first traversal of k-mers, starting from L. The traversal is halted when graph becomes too complex.
The Crisis in a Nutshell: a digest of prophetic and interpretive thought about Weinergate.
